A new set of FAQs on #coronavirus has gone up on our website today. This includes advice on school closures, teachers self isolating, teachers working from home, supply teachers and more. We will continue to update this in this fast changing situation.
The Guardian's @RichardA reports some primary schools in England are holding SATs revision classes this half term - @Chris_K_NASUWT spoke to the paper on the issue.
https://t.co/Ks26iQ4mSw
#SATs#NASUWT#schools#teachers#education
We want to hear your opinions about all aspects of your working life-pay, workload, job satisfaction, pupil behaviour and your wellbeing in our Big Question survey https://t.co/nxiecSarcD
Unions are built on the collective strength of members. Our network of school reps & workplace contacts offer invaluable support to members & receive time off for training & help from our national & regional structures. Find out more #heartunions https://t.co/ogbd32EtNw
"It sounds quite corny, but we are like one big union family. People do get on together, people do encourage each other and there is a place for everyone in NASUWT." Deborah Egglestone explains what being a member of the NASUWT means to her. #HeartUnions
Our LGBTI Teachers' Consultation Conference is taking place on Sat 22 February in Birmingham. Advice & support for LGBTI teachers on tackling prejudice & promoting inclusion in schools & colleges, along with CPD & networking opportunities. Free to members https://t.co/1BfAGoXFL8
NASUWT members, if you haven't voted yet, time is running low to have your say on the issues which you'd like to see debated at our Annual Conference 2020.
Watch our short video to find out why you should vote & make your choices at
https://t.co/eeYmkfOnVv