The Latest Breaking News from NASUWT

The funding was due to run out tomorrow

According to the 2022 Teacher Wellbeing Index – a survey carried out by the charity Education Support – 78% of UK school staff reportedly experienced mental health symptoms due to their work in the past academic year. The same survey found that 59% of staff had considered leaving the profession.

The NASUWT and ASCL said they will ask for feedback from members.

National Education Union to recommend members reject offer of 4.3% rise and £1,000 one-off payment

A teaching union said Rhondda Cynon Taf Council risks legal action

Staff at the school are planning six days of industrial action

NASUWT says there should be more money for school buildings, not less, amid fears some could collapse

Headteacher hits out at striking teachers saying their action will affect pupils taking exams

The ballot of NASUWT members led to 52 per cent of members accepting the pay deal.

Holyrood Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said the threat of further strike action in schools had been lifted after the NASUWT ballot.

The union said its dispute with the Scottish Government and Cosla would continue despite the vote.