Daniel Kebede, General Secretary of the NEU on the Education Policy Institute reports examining participation in sports and other hobbies at secondary school.
Joint letter with NAHT, Unison and Early Education to Sir David Bell on the importance of maintained nursery schools in his review of early years for Labour.
The NEU annual pay progression survey has repeatedly shown disparities in pay progression rates for groups of members with protected characteristics.
Existing policies for behaviour and attendance are not working. These proposals are a serious and constructive alternative.
The teaching apprenticeship programme is an acknowledgement of the crisis in teacher recruitment but is the wrong way to address it.
This money does not get anywhere near what is needed to ensure our settings are well-staffed and ready for funded hour expansion.
The proposed model for AP has flaws which will benefit neither young people nor the staff working with them.
The NEU calls on the UK Government to reverse its decision to suspend funding for UNRWA.
Our members will be pleased to see that the new model of school improvement will have reducing workload and increasing funding going to schools at its heart.
These proposals need to help to create parity of esteem between vocational and academic qualifications.
