ÌÇÐÄVlog

Call for ‘clarity on the precise details’ of plan to reduce Scottish teachers’ time with classes by 90 minutes a week

Unions say 6.5% pay increase must be ‘only first step’ to restoring ‘pay lost in real terms against inflation since 2010’

A national summit on violence in schools this month was an ‘important first step’ to improving pupil behaviour, says the NASUWT’s Mike Corbett

Strikes by school support staff – due to take place in a fortnight – could close three out of four schools in Scotland

Survey highlights the difficulties faced by schools in spotting the collapse-prone concrete, as DfE admits it has doubts over some school checks

Teacher and school leader union leaders warn of a ‘vicious cycle’ of under-recruitment

School support staff are set to stage three days of strike action across Scotland towards the end of September

Headteachers’ leaders say it is ‘bizarre’ that schools still do not have details about applying for a hardship fund to cover this year’s pay deal

Leaders warn they estimate ‘hundreds more schools’ could have the risky concrete

School staff in nearly a third of Scottish local authorities had been due to strike next week, forcing the closure of many schools, but the GMB action has been suspended

Call made after NASUWT learns of incidents of teachers being attacked, including one being knocked unconscious with a scooter

Speaking to ÌÇÐÄVlog, the joint general secretaries of the NEU teaching union said the government will face pressure to offer more pay rises to teachers as the general election approaches