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Anti-Bullying Guidance is a Positive Step, But Schools Need Resources to Deliver It

13 November 2024

The EIS has welcomed the publication of the Scottish Government’s updated anti-bullying guidance.

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East Ayrshire's decision on instrumental music is unacceptable and must be reversed

04 November 2024

The EIS has hit out at the decision by East Ayrshire Council to proceed with its plan to outsource instrumental music teaching to an arm’s-length trust.

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EIS Calls on Cabinet Secretary to Intervene to Protect Instrumental Music Tuition

31 October 2024

The EIS has written to the Cabinet Secretary for Education and called on her to intervene to protect school instrumental music, in light of East Ayrshire Council’s plans to remove this service to an arm’s length trust.

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Budget Comment: £3.4B Budget Boost can Make a Real Difference for Scottish Education

31 October 2024

The EIS has welcomed the announcement of an additional £3.4 Billion in funding for public services in Scotland, as a consequence of today’s budget statement by Chancellor or the Exchequer Rachel Reeves.

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Despite Clear Ballot Result, Glasgow Teachers to be Blocked from Industrial Action

03 October 2024

Despite a very strong statutory ballot result, Glasgow’s teachers will be blocked from taking industrial action by the excessively restrictive anti-trade union laws brought in under the previous UK government.

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EIS Urges First Minister to Act on Local Authority Education Cuts

20 September 2024

The EIS has written to the First Minister today, calling on the Scottish Government to intervene over planned local authority education cuts.

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