The National Education Union says they need to see the full details of the teacher-assessment process as soon as possible, so that they can help support it

Union says, "Hopefully the Secretary of State will realise by next year, that a curriculum driven by tests, especially for younger pupils, was never the way to improve things"

This letter writer says of the Prime Minister, "Dithering is making the situation worse for schools, pupils, staff and the communities, in which they live"

National Education Union is informing members that they have the right to work in safe conditions which do not endanger their health, meaning they do not have to be available to take full classes from Monday

Our thoughts are family and friends of Lynne, who passed away this week after contracting Covid-19

Peter Shreeve from the National Education Union says schools have been reimbursed for only a third of the money they have spent managing Coronavirus

The survey also found that one in six teachers are thinking of leaving the profession as many report feeling anxious and drained

Whilst not heroes in the classical sense, education staff have shown resilience and courage, performing repeated selfless acts for the common good. They were thanked with chocolates or flowers last week

Peter Shreeve says the “Government has done nothing to reduce class sizes to reduce transmission networks” and worries that the Isle of Wight is heading the same way as Hull

The National Education Union says schools have been given inadequate advice - more often than not delivered at the last minute - and with no additional funding

The petition calls on Government to ensure fairness for all students taking A-Levels and GCSEs in 2021