Members’ survey says lack of Government funding having a major impact on schools and children’s learning.
Education unions call on Government to restore £370m NFF funding
Labour is recognising that little can be achieved without working with, and in partnership, with teachers.
The government is failing to invest either in our schools, or in our most disadvantaged children.
The new Chief Inspector of Ofsted will know he is taking over an organisation in which the profession has lost trust.
The general secretaries of six unions - GMB, NAHT, NASUWT, NEU, UNISON and Unite – have written a joint letter to the Secretary of State for Education calling for an update on the extent of her Department’s research into RAAC-affected schools.
Labour’s policy announcement could mark the end of the deluge of illogical, draconian and ill-informed policies imposed on schools.
Union leaders call on Education Secretary to stop delaying school pay review body recommendations
Poverty and disadvantage can have severe impacts on children’s educational experience
These reports show the Goverment has failed to maintain the school estate or improve its resilience. The era of hoping such problems will go away of their own accord is over.
16% of teachers plan to leave in two years, and 41% plan to be gone within five.
