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"We strongly applaud the proposals"

Humanists UK welcomes proposals that will give parents of children at faith schools right to demand fully inclusive religious education in Wales

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"The Union has continued to call for the ending of the exemption given to outstanding schools from inspection,"

NASUWT comments on plans to lift the inspection exemption for ‘outstanding’ schools

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"We are concerned by the Education Secretary’s comments this week"

Humanists UK concerned over Government’s comments on 50% cap on faith admissions

Humanists UK has expressed concern over comments by Education Secretary Gavin Williamson who this week said the Government was ‘looking closely’ at opening more voluntary aided faith schools in England and its position on the 50% cap on faith admissions in free schools.

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"Where employers fail to act, trade unions must commit to do so"

Pupil serious violence a a significant and growing problem within schools

Serious violence is having a devastating impact on children and young people’s safety, wellbeing and future life chances, the NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union has told TUC Congress.

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"Evidence shows how a broad and balanced curriculum raises pupils’ attainment"

Every pupil should be entitled to a very broad and balanced curriculum

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"no worker voted to have their rights stripped away from them as a result of Brexit"

Supply teachers’ rights must be secured post Brexit

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“The NASUWT has always been clear that poor working conditions and a disregard for the wellbeing of staff are not only bad for teachers but also undermine the quality of educational provision"

Important changes to inspection framework welcome, says NASUWT

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"Cuts have been made to per student funding and teachers’ pay and the result has been a reduction in students’ learning hours since 2012."

NASUWT comments on EPI sixth form and college funding report

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"Teaching is a highly challenging profession at whatever age."

‘Unrealistic’ pension age condemned

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"The additional stress and pressure on teachers without a permanent classroom base is often underestimated and overlooked."

‘Nomadic’ teachers subject to additional stress

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"The high-stakes accountability system is driving up teacher workload"

Teachers and pupils pay a high price for high stakes accountability

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"There are equal concerns expressed by teachers"

Time to train is a ‘fundamental workplace right’

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"The motion on the national pay framework was debated today at the conference"

National pay framework in tatters

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"Austerity has taken a heavy toll on investment in education"

Call to end ‘secret garden’ of school finances

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"Inequality and discrimination is rife across schools"

Older, experienced teachers being forced out of their jobs

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"The NASUWT experienced a significant increase last year in cases relating to unlawful discrimination by employers towards members"

NASUWT compensation figures 2018

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"Teachers do a great job on a daily basis"

Scapegoating teachers and other workers will not solve violent crime

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"The Chancellor would do well to poverty impact assess any future government spending priorities and decisions"

NASUWT comments on Spring Statement

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"We will continue to oppose the establishment of these schools"

Revealed: Christian, Muslim, and Jewish proposals amongst 14 bids for 100% religiously selective schools

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