The latest NFER report shows what many of us in the education sector have long feared about the state of teacher recruitment and retention: this crisis is entrenched, and it cuts deep and hard.
73% of NEU teacher members in Wales who responded to the union’s consultation have voted to ACCEPT the pay offer put forward by the Welsh Government, and end the dispute.
Mae 73% o athrawon sy’n aelodau o’r NEU yng Nghymru, a ymatebodd i ymgynghoriad yr undeb, wedi pleidleisio i DDERBYN y cynnig cyflog a gyflwynwyd gan Lywodraeth Cymru, a dod â’r anghydfod i ben.
New relationships and sex education lessons ‘undermined’ as teachers have said they lack confidence.
Today, teachers and support staff in Wales' schools, took strike action in pursuit of a fully-funded, above inflation pay rise.
Education staff and parents make their views clear in More Than a Score’s research survey.
The union is declaring seven days of strike action in February and March, though any individual school will only be affected by four of them.
Arts education should be a right for all students. But to many students, it is a right denied.
The centrally controlled curriculum is creating an education with which students are finding it increasingly hard to engage.
We will support our members in developing a broad and inclusive curriculum so that all children can feel engaged and enthused with their learning.
