Strike day demonstration and leafletting the public. Join us at Maidenhead Town Hall, St Ives Rd, Maidenhead SL6 1RF, from 9:30am on Thursday.
#PayUp#SaveOurSchools#EducatorsDeserveBetter
Some of the #PayUp campaign resources! Reps who were unable to come today will be able to collect from Burchett Green Infants once they've been delivered there tomorrow 👍
#EducatorsDeserveBetter#SaveOurSchools
Solidarity with the CWU workers in Reading!
Show your support if you can - 'under' the Oracle on Minster Street or Barnsdale Road in Whitley.
#deservebetter#solidarity#solidarity
Tonight we are hosting @_colleenjohnson, the seat-holder for Disabled Members on the National Executive of the @NEUnion, who is delivering a free Disability Equality CPD session for NEU members. With free food and a drink!
Inspectors are using phrases like ‘Covid is no longer an excuse’. In one instance where a member of the school community had died of Covid, the headteacher was told: ‘I don’t want to hear the word Covid’.
https://t.co/JTmZ6nXFfe
We have just finished a Zoom meeting with our local officers and reps.
This term, we are taking action on workload.
Visit our #ValueEducators hub and use our resources to organise a meeting in your workplace 👉 https://t.co/1fiU08V6zf
#ValueEducation
Earlier today NEU Executive Member and East Sussex Joint Branch Secretary @PhilClarkeNEU was speaking about public sector pay on Radio 4’s @BBCWorldatOne show.
Natalie Perera of the @EduPolicyInst says gov “needs to spend closer to £2bn over the next three years on summer schools” to recover lost learning, which is “10 times what they’ve currently committed to.”
https://t.co/ZTs3YdRumz
4. Members approved the District becoming founding patrons of the National Education Union museum: https://t.co/ARV0RhO5CA
Watch out for invitations to future meetings and events!
On Tuesday we relaunched the NEU Windsor & Maidenhead District and elected a brand new committee of 7 members at our AGM.
The meeting was attended by 20 members of the District who made the following decisions.
Ministers are being urged to put early years at the heart of the education recovery programme, with a warning that schools in England will be left to “pick up the pieces” for years to come if preschool children are not prioritised.
https://t.co/4J63U0k6rY