North Lanarkshire Local Association in Scotland's largest teaching union, @EISunion. For information only. If you require advice please go to the website.
North Lanarkshire members have been sent a copy of the email sent to reps on Friday. If you haven't received it or have any questions, speak to your rep or contact the Local Association. It might also be worth checking your contact details are correct at https://t.co/EAixaBTkzM
The EIS and its members support the Scottish Government’s aim of keeping schools open, but not at all costs. The safety of pupils and staff has to be the priority. #NotAtAllCosts
The EIS has launched a new campaign #NotAtAllCosts highlighting teachers’ deep concern about school buildings remaining physically open even in areas of Scotland with high levels of the virus. Find out more here: https://t.co/KnM1HteFa7
The Local Association today made request of North Lanarkshire Council to move to remote learning for 21st and 22nd December. A copy of the letter has also been sent to reps.
EIS General Secretary says "Everyone wishes to see schools operate as normal, but this should be done in a way which is demonstrably safe for students and staff." Read our full statement here: https://t.co/mKE00kD5LW
There's still time for probationers in North Lanarkshire to join the online welcome event on Monday 22nd June to find out more about the EIS in North Lanarkshire.
To register please email [email protected]
https://t.co/eLfLNP0gjC
Probationers in North Lanarkshire can join the online welcome event on Monday 22nd June to find out more about @EIS_NL.
To register please email [email protected]
https://t.co/eLfLNP0gjC
Just for absolute clarity, nothing the Prime Minister said tonight affects when schools return in Scotland. I am working with Local Authorities, Directors of Education, Teaching Unions and Parents to agree a way forward for Scotland. #StayHomeSaveLives
We want to hear if children are having difficulty accessing online learning, perhaps due to no internet access or digital device.
You may receive a text message from us with a survey next week & we'd appreciate it if you could complete it so we can provide assistance
During this uncertain time it's not unusual to feel stressed and overwhelmed and it is important to look after your Health and Wellbeing. Visit our website where we have collected free, quality assured resources designed to help you: https://t.co/42KEupvZeW
The @EISUnion General Secretary has written to the @heraldscotland Editor regarding yesterday's column that urged teachers to "rise to the challenge" of COVID19. Teachers are continuing to do all they can to support young people, including in Hub schools & via online platforms.
Shamelessly stealing this from @InverclydeEIS
Today's home learning task is to set your 'out of office' to a polite 'I'm on holiday' & then SWITCH OFF.
This is always a long term & this year it, and you, has been exceptional. Take a break.
The EIS has been producing regular guidance for members, including advice on working from home and guidance for independent schools and third sector establishments. Keep checking our website for regular updates. https://t.co/8kCyfOktdi
We have received confirmation that the SNCT agreement on Supply Teachers pay for those not currently in post has now been approved by COSLA. It offers some welcome reassurance of an income stream to supply members over the next few months. View it here: https://t.co/k6RF4XAMJm
A new guidance document, "Engaging online, a guide for teachers", has been published by @gtcs - the guide, which has been endorsed by the EIS and other professional associations, can be accessed via: https://t.co/wpdkdprJT5
Happy retirement day, Mrs Gold! 💖A brilliant teacher, super tidier and organiser, great @EISUnion rep and a member of the #stronggirlsclub without a doubt! We will all miss you! 💞
Morning, all! Please remember that in these strange times the normal rules of professional engagement with parents and pupils apply: school email addresses and school mobile numbers only, please 👍
Stay safe.