Teacher ROAR asked teachers to share what they were doing during the Half Term. What a great way to show the public the ‘invisible’ work we do. 🙂 The content shown below was on Twitter. Twitter restricts Tweets to 140 characters so Tweeters have written in a way which saves Read more…
On Saturday 17th May, a few members of the Harrow Teachers’ Association met with members of the public to explain the NUT campaign – Stand Up For Education. My journey I went through a bit of a journey and was amazed at how much I learned within a few hours. Read more…
I can’t find the words to express the mixture of emotions that arose as I smiled, whilst watching and listening to this video! It’s just over 3 minutes long. Do watch it. 🙂
Why are teachers more willing to strike now than ever before? Below are some presentations that briefly describe the journey to us getting here. The antagonistic comments, the lies to the public, the threats, the reversal of decisions that were taken within a few years of then being agreed and Read more…
As never before, education policy is being driven by ideology not evidence. Every Government announcement is laden with myths about schools, teachers and our education system. It’s time to get the facts. EduFacts aims to challenge Government and media rhetoric by presenting the facts about what’s going on in our Read more…
As never before, education policy is being driven by ideology not evidence. Every Government announcement is laden with myths about schools, teachers and our education system. It’s time to get the facts. EduFacts aims to challenge Government and media rhetoric by presenting the facts about what’s going on in our Read more…
As never before, education policy is being driven by ideology not evidence. Every Government announcement is laden with myths about schools, teachers and our education system. It’s time to get the facts. EduFacts aims to challenge Government and media rhetoric by presenting the facts about what’s going on in our Read more…
