TEACHER'S NEWS
The Walsall NASUWT Teachers' Union, works to protect the status of the teaching profession and deliver real improvements to teachers' and school leaders.
Hybrid Annual General Meeting, Thursday 25th April 2024
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 24/04/2024 11:47:35
Hybrid Annual General Meeting, Thursday 25th April 2024
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International Workers Memorial Day Sunday 28th April 2024
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 20/04/2024 11:06:54
International Workers Memorial Day Sunday 28th April 2024, at St Matthews Church, Walsall
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Every Teacher needs a Union...Join Today!
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 18/02/2024 12:39:06
At any stage of your career, in any sector, you dedicate yourself to your students: and we’re here when you need support with over 100 years’ experience.
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Neurodiversity Awareness Course 2024
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 18/02/2024 12:29:43
This is an awareness-building course which will also explore strategies for celebrating, promoting and organising around neurodiversity in the workplace. Running at Rednal on 20th April and 12th July
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Get Active with NASUWT
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 18/02/2024 12:25:08
Getting active in the Union takes a variety of forms and will mean you get access to FREE training, support, and personal and professional development: you can be proud in the knowledge that you are undertaking a role that helps teachers in their workplaces.
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Umbrella Companies and Tax Non-compliance Webinar
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 12/10/2023 13:34:09
Don't miss the webinar for NASUWT on the 17th October 18:00pm till 19:00pm. HMRC will deliver a workshop to highlight to supply teachers issues associated with tax non-compliance and umbrella companies.
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NASUWT Teachers - 'Work To Rule'
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 21/09/2023 10:31:50
The NASUWT's 'work to rule' industrial action in schools and colleges across England is about ensuring we send a very clear message to the Government that workload and working time is unacceptable and it is unsustainable.
Teachers in England are working some of the longest hours anywhere in the OECD. The NASUWT union has instructed its members to take action short of a strike from Monday.
The Disabled Teachers Conference
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 13/06/2023 14:01:14
The Disabled Teachers Conference will take place virtually on Saturday 17 June 2023.
With support from the NASUWT's Disabled Members' Advisory Committee, we have an informative and interactive day planned, geared solely to the needs of you, our disabled teachers. If you want to know about your legal protections as a disabled teacher or how best to be involved in the NASUWT or how to access support, book your place today!
Ballot Opens 5th June, 2023
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 19/05/2023 09:49:19
The Government is refusing to pay teachers fairly or take action to tackle excessive workload and working hours. We are balloting members in all state-funded schools for industrial action on pay, workload and working time. Ballot papers will be issued by post on 5 June.
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Time for a Limit
by NASUWT Walsall Office
Posted 24/04/2023 12:45:37
We are calling time on unreasonable expectations and excessive workload for teachers
Our members have told us its Time for a Limit on excessive workload, unreasonable expectations and the increasing number of hours it takes to fulfil their role.
Despite their best efforts to keep up with an ever-increasing workload, 69% of teachers told us they feel too worn down to give their job their best effort.
Our Big Question and Wellbeing Surveys carried out in 2022 found that teachers ranked workload as the top issue that most impacted both their physical and mental health.
The Walsall NASUWT Teachers' Union, works to protect the status of the teaching profession and deliver real improvements to teachers' and school leaders. The Union's aim is to serve the best interests of teachers no matter what party forms the Government at national or local level.
