NEU strike action
Today, teachers in schools and sixth form college in England and Wales and support staff in Wales schools, took strike action in pursuit of a fully-funded, above inflation pay rise.
Today, teachers in schools and sixth form college in England and Wales and support staff in Wales schools, took strike action in pursuit of a fully-funded, above inflation pay rise.
There are many policy decisions made at national level which impact on whether we are building the capacity of the education system to ensure inclusion.
Arts education should be a right for all students. But to many students, it is a right denied.
The centrally controlled curriculum is creating an education with which students are finding it increasingly hard to engage.
We will support our members in developing a broad and inclusive curriculum so that all children can feel engaged and enthused with their learning.
New UCL study proves Ofsted leaves teachers exhausted.
Few countries put their children through high-stakes tests as often as England does.
It is time to build an education system organised on democratic principles, and planned in the best interests of staff, pupils, parents and the wider community.
The problems of SEND are deeply alarming and government has no effective plan to deal with them.
The education sector needs more money and needs it now.
If the Government does not resolve the current pay dispute the NEU will reballot members for a renewed strike mandate.
The Union believes the Government should uphold the rights of the Palestinian people, as required by international law.