The NASUWT has always been clear that all schools should be subject to a common inspection system.
Commenting on the report published today by Ofsted on so-called ‘stuck’ schools, ‘Fight or Flight’, Ms Chris Keates, Acting General Secretary of...
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is leading the profession this week in celebrating the first 100 years of women being allowed onto the...
Following the conclusion of the nomination process to identify the candidate for the election of the NASUWT General Secretary, the Union is very...
Supply teachers are continuing to face serious financial hardship as a result of stagnating, and in some cases deep cuts to rates of pay.
Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT comments on the recruitment and retention crisis following the publication of the Initital Training...
Schools will get a £10bn budget boost and 20,000 more teachers if the Liberal Democrats win the election, the party has promised.
Labour's election manifesto could contain a pledge to write off student debts John McDonnell has suggested.
60% of employers report recruitment of engineering and technical staff with the right skills is the biggest anticipated barrier to achieving...
Labour has pledged to guarantee voters the right to study for up to six years free of charge as part of a wider boost to adult education.
Labour has promised to open a thousand new Sure Start children's centres in England.
The NASUWT fully supports the new charter from the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, especially as it complements the NASUWT’s campaign on verbal and physical...
With over 80% of dyslexic children leaving school without a diagnosis, more needs to be done to address the educational costs of dyslexia and...
Extra funding will fail to make a difference unless ministers correct the flaws in this dysfunctional system, writes Robert Halfon MP
Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being failed by Government reforms riddled with “bureaucratic nightmares, buck...
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