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12 January 2022
Covid, stress and cutbacks fuel school staff shortages
Covid is running rampant and unchecked through many schools
6 January 2022
Union action needed for Covid safety
As we head into a new term, teachers are just as unimpressed by the Department for Education's performance as ever
24 November 2021
Cricket's history of racism and elitism
The revelations of racism at one of the country's premier county cricket clubs were shocking and damning, and resonated beyond the confines of cricket
27 October 2021
Public sector pay thaw - union fight is on for a real rise and funding
For teachers, the government's announcement that in April 2022 they will lift the public sector pay freeze imposed in November 2020 simply represents too little too late
8 September 2021
Union action needed to make schools Covid safe
Staff, school students, and their families understandably want the new academic year to be a return to 'normality'
8 September 2021
Fighting NEU leadership needed to tackle school funding crisis
Vote Martin Powell-Davies for DGS: The Tories have presided over damaging cuts to school funding that have disproportionately affected the most deprived schools, a recent report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies has concluded.
8 September 2021
Schools funding crisis fails vulnerable children
Schools face a special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) funding crisis, a £1 billion shortfall in funding
25 August 2021
Exam results: grade gap widens
After a tumultuous two years of studying during a pandemic, students across the country finally received their teacher-assessed results on 10 and 12 of August
7 July 2021
Fund the measures needed to stop the Covid spread in schools
The increasing number of Covid cases among pupils, and the need for school 'bubbles' to isolate, means that over 370,000 pupils are in isolation and having to learn at home
7 July 2021
Derby academies closed by strikes against brutal cuts and changes
Teachers, members of the National Education Union (NEU) at two Derby schools - Lees Brook Academy and Merrill Academy - were out on strike for a full day on 1 July
30 June 2021
Brighton: Moulsecoomb strike against academisation
Deaf to the overwhelming opposition of parents, students, staff and their unions, the local community and council, Lee Mason-Ellis and the Pioneer Academy chain are intent on taking over Moulsecoomb Primary School in Brighton in September
16 June 2021
Schools need resources to tackle 'routine' sexual harassment
As a student support worker in a secondary school, when I read the reports that Ofsted has found that sexual harassment and abuse is "routine" for school students, I was disgusted, but not surprised.
9 June 2021
Fight for the funding our schools and colleges need
The Treasury refused to foot the bill that Kevan Collins deemed necessary
2 June 2021
York students demand democratic control of schools
On Wednesday 26 May, York Young Socialists organised a 30-strong protest campaigning for reformation of the school system
26 May 2021
Organise to oppose Tory academisation plans
The education minister said he wants all schools to become academies.
7 April 2021
Sexism in education: It shouldn't be like this!
The posts on the website 'Everyone's Invited' are shocking and heartbreaking.
7 April 2021
Elect a socialist leadership to fight for national action and a united campaign
This year's elections for the executive of the biggest education union, the NEU, come at an important time for educators.
7 April 2021
Pimlico Academy protests: "Run by racists for profit"
Anger has been growing in schools for a long time. Decades of underfunding, increasing class sizes and growing pressure around exam results have created schools which feel more like exam factories then
7 April 2021
Academy schools have become business ventures
The process of selecting a secondary school for your child can be an agonising one for many parents. In 2005 I viewed about a dozen and chose Pimlico. The headteacher seemed a nice guy and the leadership
24 March 2021
A springboard for discussion about sexism in schools: Netflix's new film Moxie, based upon a book of the same name, might provide a springboard for further discussions around sexism in schools but does not, as one reviewer put it "offer a blueprint for a revolution."
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