Dear Members Education unions and associations have today joined together in advising secondary schools and colleges on the Government’s proposals for mass Covid testing from the start of the spring term. The government yesterday announced that all secondary schools and colleges in England will be able to test staff and students from the first weekContinue reading “Joint Unions issue statement on mass Covid testing plans”
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Newsletter – Wednesday 16th December 2020
Dear Members, As we come to the end of a difficult term, we wanted to provide you with an update. We appreciate how hard you have worked this term and we thank you for everything you have done and continue to do. Coventry moves to Tier 3 (Very High)As of Wednesday 2nd December 00.01, CoventryContinue reading “Newsletter – Wednesday 16th December 2020”
Anti-Bullying Week 2020
Nationwide one in four people allege they are being bullied at work and one in eight are affected by bullying at work. We believe that every member of staff has the right to be treated with dignity and respect in the workplace and are committed to providing a supportive working environment where everyone is free from allContinue reading “Anti-Bullying Week 2020”
Newsletter – Monday 9th November 2020
Dear Members Since we last wrote to you, we hope you have had a restful half term break and that your return to school has been safe. We would like to say thank you for everything you have done and continue to do in these challenging times. NASUWT has provided updated advice for members following the publicationContinue reading “Newsletter – Monday 9th November 2020”
Newsletter – Friday 23rd October 2020
As we come to the end of a challenging and unprecedented Half Term, we would like to say thank you to all our members for their hard work. As you take a well deserved break we would like to say we will not be in the Office but you can contact NASUWT for support usingContinue reading “Newsletter – Friday 23rd October 2020”
Save Union Learning
Sign the petition and #SaveUnionLearning. The government’s plans to cut the Union Learning Fund in England means hundreds of thousands of workers will miss out on skills and training. Sign the petition calling on the government to reverse cuts to union learning and ensure working people can access education and skills training. The government’s planContinue reading “Save Union Learning”
National Hate Crime Awareness Week
Hate crime has a lasting impact on victims and those close to them. Hate crime is a term used to describe a range of criminal behaviour where the perpetrator demonstrates hostility towards a victim’s race, disability, religion, sexual orientation or transgender identity. A hate crime can include verbal abuse, intimidation, threats, harassment, assault and bullying,Continue reading “National Hate Crime Awareness Week”
NASUWT supports School Breakfast Bill
Over 1.8 million school age children are starting the day hungry. NASUWT are supporting the School Breakfast Bill to ensure at-risk children have a free and nutritious breakfast, an important step to closing the educational attainment gap. The child food poverty crisis has escalated throughout COVID-19. 2 million children experienced food insecurity during the first 5 weeks ofContinue reading “NASUWT supports School Breakfast Bill”
Black History Month 2020
NASUWT will be celebrating the achievements of our BAME members as part of our celebrations for Black History Month. Our colleague Ava Verrier, Birmingham Local Association Secretary, says that she has “one of the best roles ever”. Read more… Jennifer Moses, our National Officer for Equalities and Training also makes her voice heard by sharingContinue reading “Black History Month 2020”
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