Working in an academy after transfer
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Know your rights, so you can act collectively to safeguard them.
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How a school becomes an academy
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There are two ways that a school can become an academy: schools can either be forced to become academies or their governing bodies can make the decision “voluntarily”.
Your rights at work
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Guidance on employment rights, family rights and sick leave and help with problems such as workload, capability or bullying.
Parental bereavement leave
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This advice provides guidance on parental bereavement leave and pay for teachers and support staff members in schools or colleges, including eligibility, length of leave, and notification requirements.
Dress code
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What schools should consider if they decide to develop a school uniform/dress code.
Become a rep
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The more workplace based reps we have, the stronger the National Education Union will be. Why not become a rep in your school or college?
Support staff special conference
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The NEU Special Conference debated our position on support staff, and the 2017 TUC agreement which has prevented the NEU from actively recruiting and organising support staff.
School teachers’ pay and conditions documents
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The STPCD and STPCD(W)D are the statutory guidance documents on pay and conditions for teachers in England and Wales.
Support staff
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The NEU represents support staff members across the UK in the maintained, academy, free school, independent, further education and sixth form sectors.
Disability equality
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The NEU works with disabled education professionals and pupils to abolish ablism, disablism and discrimination.
LGBT+ equality
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LGBT+ education professionals, pupils and families are vital members of all nursery, school and college communities and of our union.
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