News NEU squares up to sister unions over support staff recruitment Conference votes to ‘actively’ recruit support staff, in defiance of an agreement not to Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo Teacher strikes Labour MPs ‘will pay high political price’ over teacher pay, vows Kebede NEU leader pledges to campaign in MPs’ constituencies if teachers don’t get an improved and fully-funded pay settlement Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo News Schools buy families bedding and microwaves as child poverty bites Leaders also report helping families with heating bills and subsidising holiday club provision for disabled children Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo News NEU vows to fight United Learning’s controversial pensions plan Union will encourage members to ballot for industrial action against plans by country’s largest trust Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo Academies Former MAT boss cleared of historic child sex offence allegations The ex-‘orphan school’ trust boss found not guilty on all seven counts he faced, following a trial at Leeds… Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo Teacher strikes NEU could strike this autumn if pay offer remains ‘unacceptable’ Union wants above-inflation improvement on DfE’s proposed 2.8% rise, along with full funding for schools Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo Faith schools Head of faith school which segregated staff banned Rabia Boys and Girls School chair Zafar Iqbal Khan disqualified from running schools Rhi Storer 10mo Rhi Storer 10mo News Private SEND school profiteering curbs under consideration Education secretary says she is looking at profit-making rules for private firms as part of wider SEND reform Schools Week Reporter 10mo Schools Week Reporter 10mo News NEU likely to hold off on strike ballot until pay body outcome Motion to conference also urges leaders to consider ‘disengaging’ from STRB process if ministers ignore its advice Freddie Whittaker 10mo Freddie Whittaker 10mo News Teachers show strike appetite, but low turnout issues Most NEU teachers vote in favour of strikes – but indicative ballot turnout below threshold Schools Week Reporter 10mo Schools Week Reporter 10mo SEND SEND: Families lose High Court safety valve appeal A solicitor representing two claimants said the case ‘brought important national attention’ to the struggles families are facing Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 10mo News Lady Spielman and Lord Gove: Tories confirm peerages Ex-Ofsted chief and former education secretary both handed peerages by the Conservative party Shane Chowen 10mo Shane Chowen 10mo Newer 1 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 1,021 Older
