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Clock is Ticking if Formal Dispute Over Teacher Class Contact Promise is to be Avoided

09 January 2025

The EIS has reiterated that the clock is ticking if a formal dispute over teacher class contact time in schools is to be avoided.

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Unfair 'Tax on Teachers' Leaves Scotland's Teaching Professionals Millions out of Pocket

03 January 2025

Scotland’s teachers have collectively been left out of pocket by potentially tens of millions of pounds, as the result of an ongoing impasse between 16 Scottish LAs & HMRC over the implications of the 2022-23 pay settlement to Scotland’s teachers

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A Fair Distance to go yet if Scotland is to Truly Become a Fair Work Nation in 2025

31 December 2024

The EIS has called for a renewed emphasis from the Scottish Government on its ambition to make Scotland a Fair Work nation by 2025.

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Eradicating the Impact of Poverty on Young People Must be an Urgent Priority

29 December 2024

The EIS has welcomed recent steps by the Scottish Government to reduce the impact of poverty on young people, but warned that much more needs to be done

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Festive Season Further Highlights the Importance of School Instrumental Music Provision

27 December 2024

The EIS highlighted the value of instrumental Music in Scotland’s schools, and called for action to prevent threats to provision across the Scotland.

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Education for Peace Essential to Stave Off Rise in Extremist Views

24 December 2024

The EIS has called for a strong emphasis on education for peace throughout Scottish education, to equip young people with the knowledge and skills for non-violent conflict resolution

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