General Secretary election result
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Daniel Kebede elected General Secretary of NEU from 1 September
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DfE report on working lives of teachers and heads
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It is disappointing but also telling that the Department for Education has kept the results of this survey under wraps for so long.
Ofsted chief inspector’s statement
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This statement is a necessary recognition of the urgent need for a better approach to school inspection.
Sutton Trust on school funding
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The Sutton Trust report highlights the dire situation schools and colleges find themselves in due to decades of Government underfunding.
Government on school funding
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Government funding plans for 2022/23 to 2024/25 leave schools more or less exactly where they started.
Teaching – The New Reality
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The weight of responsibility placed on teachers has grown significantly in recent years.
OSR adjudicates on Gillian Keegan funding claims
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The Department for Education has had to accept that it failed to provide the adequate information in its evidence document to school leaders.
Ofsted and school leader wellbeing
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Ofsted should pause all its inspections and reflect upon the unmanageable and counter-productive stress they cause for school leaders.
Parents and heads YouGov survey on SATs
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The views of education staff and parents have been made clear in More Than a Score’s research. Engagement with, and excitement about learning is not well served by SATs preparation or the SATs pressure.
State of education 2023: workload and wellbeing
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The State of Education survey gauges the views of working teacher, support staff and school leader NEU members in England and Wales.
NEU consult members on offer in Wales
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Following the Minister’s revised offer for teachers in Wales, NEU Cymru are consulting their teacher members, to see whether they accept or reject the offer, via an electronic ballot.
Education unions and Government enter talks
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The Government and the education trade unions, Association of School and College Leaders, National Association of Head Teachers, NASUWT and National Education Union, have agreed to move into a period of intensive talks.
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