National Education
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| Originally published | 1838 |
| Authors | Henry Edward Manning |
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Striking unions to be required to keep schools open
... National Education Union general secretary Daniel Kebede called the move " shameful"...
Disruption expected at NI schools as teachers strike
... " Teachers are represented by the Northern Ireland Teachers Council (NITC) which includes five unions - the NASUWT, Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO), Ulster Teachers Union (UTU), National Education Union (NEU) and NAHT...
Ofsted 'seen as toxic' and schools should 'self-evaluate' instead, says inquiry
... The Beyond Ofsted inquiry, chaired by former schools minister Lord Jim Knight and funded by the National Education Union, called for a " transformational" alteration to school inspections...
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... Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union, said schools needed " substantial new money to tackle a crisis in school buildings"...
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... Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), said the union strongly opposes the introduction of minimum service levels, adding that the government " has no democratic mandate to implement such an attack on our democratic freedoms"...
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... " The National Education Union said the government is " not paying attention to the crisis in education" adding: " Head teachers have planned for that money and budgets are pared to the bone...
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... Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the National Education Union, called it a " sketchy proposal" and said teaching was already facing a " recruitment and retention crisis"...
Unions say hundreds more schools could have Raac
... The general secretaries of the National Education Union, NASUWT, NAHT, GMB, Unison and Unite - which collectively represent teachers, heads and support staff - have written a letter to Education Secretary Gillian Keegan, asking six " urgent questions": Raac had been found in 156 schools, 104 of which had been told to close areas of buildings where the concrete had been found and sufficient safety mitigations were not yet in place...
Disruption expected at NI schools as teachers strike
Major disruption is expected next week as members of Northern Ireland 's five teaching unions are due to Go On strike.
Five Days of walkouts have been planned in response to a long-running dispute over pay.
Last week, non-teaching education staff.
A half-day strike will be held on Wednesday 29 November, with a further four days planned for after Christmas.
Head teachers will join strike action for only The Second Time In their union's 126-year History .
previously joined four other unions in a full-day walkout in April.
'We have run out of patience'Liam McGuckin, NAHT's NI president, said The Action was " The Last resort" for school leaders after " a year of dispute with no progress".
" The System is failing our schools, our workforce and, most importantly, our Young People , " He Said .
" We have simply run out of patience.
" We need immediate investment, without which The Profession that holds together much of The fabric of society will be irreparably damaged. "
Teachers are represented by The Northern Ireland Teachers Council (NITC) which includes five unions - The NASUWT, Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO), Ulster Teachers' Union (UTU), National Education Union (NEU) and NAHT.
Members of NASUWT in Further Education colleges will also take part in The Strike action.
The pay dispute has been ongoing for 18 Months .
In February 2022, unions rejected a pay offer from employers.
Ongoing pressures around Stormont's education budget means it is not clear how much money is available to make teachers a pay offer The unions would accept, but.
'Our Children will pay The Price 'Jacquie White, UTU's General Secretary , said that The Profession has never faced such a " parlous situation".
" We Are truly in unchartered territory now, " She Said .
" Our education system here in Northern Ireland , once The Envy of The UK and beyond, is in The jaws of a once-in-a-lifetime crisis and unless something is done to address that, it is Our Children who will pay The Price . "
The stalemate over a pay deal means schools are " haemorrhagingĀ teachers" with many leaving for teaching jobs elsewhere, Ms White continued.
" It is downright shameful that this has had to happen and displays a morally bankrupt attitude on The part of The powers that be. "
Justin McCamphill, NASUWT's Northern Ireland official, described it as a " crisis situation" for members, who have no option to strike.
The Union 's General Secretary , Dr Patrick Roach , called for teachers to be " properly rewarded" for The Work they do.
" At a time when teachers and lecturers are facing The biggest squeeze on their finances in A Generation , The prospect of a further real-terms pay cut is simply unacceptable, " he added.
" Our members are not prepared to stand by while their pay dwindles and their living costs rise. "
The Education Authority (EA) has been contacted for a response.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com