NEU Cymru comments on Welsh Government budget
The education workforce in Wales need to be empowered to focus on children and young people, not on balancing the budgets
The education workforce in Wales need to be empowered to focus on children and young people, not on balancing the budgets
Unless Ofsted considers a more supportive approach SEND students leaving education will bear the brunt.
NEU statement on the publication of the annual report of the UN secretary-general on children and report on armed conflict and education under attack 2024.
Education Crisis: Teachers Launch Manifesto Ahead of General Election.
The latest SEND data illustrates the unsustainable SEND funding shortfall.
Brighton Academy Trust (UBAT) has been withholding public funding from our school and instead spending it on non-pupil facing roles in their central services.
We call on all the political parties to think again and commit to investing in the next generation.
Department for Education underspend robs schools of £1.9bn to spend on crumbling buildings .
Joseph Rowntree Foundation research on impact of deepening poverty on primary schools and GP surgeries.
National Education Union poll finds nearly three quarters of teachers have considered leaving the profession because of the negative impact of Ofsted on workload and their mental health.
Any new Government will need to reverse cuts to education to boost skills, close equity gaps and deliver the necessary workforce.
The international community must not ignore the plight of Afghan women and girls.