Labour have announced their plans for education which includes capping class sizes, increasing funding for schools and recruiting nearly 20,000 extra teachers Labour has promised to cap class sizes to a maximum of 30 pupils [read more]
The National Education Union has published the results of a poll of parents of school-age children in England The poll conducted by Deltapoll showed that: Voting intention (excluding “would not vote” and “don’t know”): Labour [read more]
A coalition of education unions has today welcomed Labour’s manifesto commitment to reverse all cuts to school budgets and to make a once-in-a-generation investment in education The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), the [read more]
The National Education Union have commented on the Green Party’s manifesto released ahead of the general election in December Commenting on the proposals for education set out in the Green Party Manifesto, If Not Now, [read more]
Labour have said that if they were to win the general election in December, they would “wage war” on poverty and reverse the policy of austerity implemented by the Conservative government Commenting on Labour’s plans [read more]
The National Education Union has released an analysis of class sizes in England between 2010-19. According to the government’s own data: 474 out of 533 England constituencies have seen an increase in average class size [read more]
The National Education Union are urging people to not just vote on the basis of political party’s Brexit stance, but on all of their policies Commenting on the general election, Dr Mary Bousted, joint general [read more]
During the general election the National Education Union will be holding a series of Super Saturday events explaining the facts about education funding The first two are in Chipping Barnet and Kensington. Chipping Barnet Leafletting [read more]
The National Education Union has published a ‘league table’ of underfunding for schools, showing what is at stake constituency-by-constituency in this general election The league table underscores the “deep damage” being done to England’s schools. [read more]
NAHT have commented on the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report which said that school exclusions often lead to children using knives According to the report, young people who are removed from lessons are more at [read more]
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