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The survey also found that one in six teachers are thinking of leaving the profession as many report feeling anxious and drained
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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
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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
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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
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The petition calls on Government to ensure fairness for all students taking A-Levels and GCSEs in 2021
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Peter Shreeve from the NEU says their expectations on government appear to be set far too high. "After all, if you could relatively easily ensure that pupils didn’t go to bed hungry, why wouldn’t you?"
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The National Education Union is asking people to sign an open letter to Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, calling on him to eradicate holiday hunger by providing Free School Meals (FSM) to all children who need them over the school holidays
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Education Support, a charity "dedicated to improving the mental health and wellbeing of the education workforce", carried out a recent survey on those in the teaching profession and the results were concerning. Details within
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NEU tells Government that support for wider opening of schools should not be taken for granted, and demands urgent action on testing
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Peter Shreeve comments on the report that reveals the ‘education disadvantage gap’ stopped closing, even before the Covid-19 pandemic
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Peter Shreeve of the NEU says robust systems must now be urgently developed to ensure that the 2021 grade awarding process for GCSE and A-levels is reliable, valid and secure
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Rev Jesse Jackson said, 'The only time you should look down at someone, is when you are helping them up'. Anyone can register to watch him talk at Monday's NEU Webinar
