The Latest Breaking News from NASUWT

Teachers working second jobs to ‘keep eating’ during cost of living crisis

One in 10 teachers are believed to have taken on another role alongside teaching

The Independent UK · Nov 27, 2022

One in 10 UK teachers forced to do second jobs ‘to keep eating’ amid rising costs

Monthly pay does not cover basic outgoings, with many having to drive taxis, clean and do bar work in their spare time

The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2022

Secretary of State blasted by teaching unions as ‘out of touch’ over spending

Chris Heaton-Harris said the department needed to take action to live within its budget.

The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022

Scotland teaching strikes to go ahead as pay offer rejected as 'abject insult'

The Scottish Government made a new offer to the EIS and SSTA on Tuesday in a bid to prevent strikes from going ahead. However, hours after it was tabled, members backed industrial action.

Glasgow Live · Nov 22, 2022

Teaching unions reject latest pay offer branding it an 'abject insult'

Industrial action is set to take place on Thursday, November 24 in schools across Scotland.

Daily Record · Nov 22, 2022

Glasgow high school teachers to strike over failure to protect them from 'violent' pupils

Teachers at Bannerman High School are set to strike for 12 days over alleged safety issues caused by violent and disruptive pupils and the council's failure to address the problems.

Glasgow Live · Nov 11, 2022

Teachers to strike at Glasgow high school amid claims of 'pupil violence'

Teachers at Bannarmen High School will start the strike in two weeks.

Daily Record · Nov 10, 2022

Education Authority pressed to process emergency payments to substitute teachers

Justin McCamphill, NASUWT national official for Northern Ireland, said the move "while overdue is nevertheless welcome"

Belfast Live · Oct 20, 2022

Hundreds of thousands of teachers balloted for strikes - risking school closures

Teachers are up in arms over the Government's below-inflation pay offer, with three major education unions expected to formally ballot their members for strike action

Daily Mirror · Oct 16, 2022

Teachers threatening strikes told Welsh Government simply can't afford to pay what they want

Welsh Government education minister Jeremy Miles said the unions' 12% pay demand was 'reasonable' but the cash simply isn't there

Wales Online · Oct 16, 2022