Schools and colleges need to be effectively led by leaders and managers who are well supported and developed to meet and succeed in an immensely challenging education environment.
The additional funding announced today is a welcome injection, but still falls short of what is needed to rebuild education, including the investment needed to reverse pay cuts and tackle sky high workload.
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Joint FE trade union statement on the Association of Colleges (AoC) recommendation on pay and related matters in England
Educators suffered huge pay cuts under the Conservatives. Investing properly in education, including reversing the pay cuts, is essential to delivering the economic growth the Prime Minister talked about.
Labour are right to acknowledge that we need to be investing in school buildings. This £1.4 billion is a welcome first step, but more is needed.
The education sector has been devastated by fourteen years of neglect and mismanagement leaving the new Government a mountain to climb.
NEU wants to end the domination of commercial supply agencies by promoting and securing more direct hiring by employers for schools seeking supply staff.
Advice for all supply educators, both supply teachers or support staff, as well as home tutors. Supply members may be directly employed or work through an agency.
NEU teacher members across 32 non-academised sixth form colleges in England have taken part in today’s strike action.
Advice on teaching and learning responsibility (TLR) payments and other allowances, including SEN / ALN.
The aim of this checklist on ratios for students in SEND students in mainstream schools is to provide a framework that schools can adopt to ensure they adhere to good practice.
