Every young person should have the same opportunity to thrive and develop. For this, our schools need to be properly funded.
Members in non-academised sixth form colleges have voted overwhelmingly to end their dispute with the Secretary of State for Education.
NEU Cymru members will recognise many of the challenges highlighted by Estyn's annual report today.
Bydd aelodau NEU Cymru yn cydnabod llawer o'r heriau a amlygwyd gan Adroddiad Blynyddol Estyn heddiw.
Education Policy Institute report shows unequal access to SEND support in schools
The ambition to remove asbestos entirely from all public buildings is very welcome and must begin as soon as possible.
It’s not inspection that delivers education excellence - it's well supported, experienced staff - and it is investment
The action called for must include addressing the wider causes in schools that are affecting mental health.
Ofsted's failure to take seriously the concerns of the profession shows it is incapable of introspection or change. This new consultation points only to continued disaster.
Fining parents has always been a crude measure, and is proving ineffective as a deterrent.
Cost of living driving staff in independent schools into second jobs
Our members will recognise the problems raised : insufficient funding, an unbalanced focus on academic attainment, and depleted early years provision
