National Rules of the National Education Union
The National Education Union's rules set out its aims and objectives, how policy are formulated, who can join, and the functions of its local structures.
Political Fund
The National Education Union is the UK’s largest education union and we use our 450,000 members’ strength of voice to campaign effectively and to influence political parties on the issues which matter most.
Non-member complaints procedure
This section sets out the procedure for external bodies to raise concerns about the conduct of an NEU representative whether they are an elected officer of the Union or a member of staff.
NEU member complaints procedure
The Union recognises that there may be times when members wish to express concerns about the actions of the Union, elected officers or staff. This procedure sets out the process for raising concerns.
Scholarships and awards
NEU runs and sponsors schemes designed to assist members in financial difficulties, or to help them towards career or personal development.
NEU policy
Details about NEU policy including our position on key education issues.
About the NEU
The National Education Union is the union for every education professional. Whether you’re a trainee, newly qualified or experienced teacher, lecturer, support staff or leader, working in every sector across the UK, including local authority, academy and independent schools, sixth form colleges and FE/HE – you can join the National Education Union.
Get involved
NEU is one of the strongest and fastest growing education unions in the UK and much of our success is due to our enthusiastic, dedicated and hard-working members.
NEU and support staff
The NEU represents more than 25,000 support staff members across the UK in the maintained, academy, free school, independent, further education, sixth form and university sectors, and this number is growing all the time.
NEU districts
The structure of NEU districts, district contact details and how to get involved with your union, locally.