Press releases

Teachers in non-academised sixth form colleges have been presented with an inferior pay offer for 2024/25

National Education Union non-academised sixth form college teachers have announced further strike action in their ongoing dispute with the Secretary of State for Education

NEU announce plans to consult members on Government’s 2.8% pay recommendation

The Conservatives made a mess of pay in academies, and it is for the current Government to clean it up

This ambitious bill will make a meaningful difference to the lives of staff and children.

Unions representing the majority of teachers and school leaders in England have urged the STRB to take recommend action on pay and workload to tackle recruitment and retention crisis.

Today four education unions have written to the Secretary of State outlining their concerns about the inadequate and underfunded pay recommendation.

The proposed unfunded 2.8% pay increase for September 2025 for teachers in England falls well short of the urgent action needed.

NEU teacher members across 32 non-academised sixth form colleges in England have taken part in today’s strike action.

Sixth Form Colleges Association seeks judicial review to allow additional funding for staff pay, highlighting government pay award disparities.

NEU sixth form members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking strike action in their dispute over pay and funding.

We must, together, tackle the barriers facing Black teachers.