Michael Farrelly, senior leader in a Special primary school, explains how Ofsted is a driving factor in the teaching recruitment crisis.
Pupils experiencing poverty face barriers to getting the education they deserve.
The NEU condemns the ongoing conflict and supports calls issued by the UN Secretary General for the violence to cease.
Education unions to announce they will co-ordinate industrial action going forward.
Gillian Keegan needs to come forward with a better pay and funding offer if she is to avert further strikes.
Chris Dutton’s experience as a school leader during the pandemic shows that now is the time for a new inspection framework.
Head teacher Cathy Earley shines a light on the startling gaps in Ofsted inspector expertise.
NEU Leadership member Phillipa Kearns describes working at the chalkface whilst the daily worry of receiving ‘the call’ looms large.
Ken Johnson, NEU Leadership member and head teacher, sets out his thoughts on an alternative to the toxic Ofsted inspection system.
Head teacher John Hayes describes how unnecessarily gruelling Ofsted processes are pushing staff, heads and senior leaders to breaking point.
Following lengthy negotiations with the Welsh Government, a new, revised and fully-funded pay offer will be put to teacher members.
