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Teachers may strike over rise in pupil violence and plans to replace principals

TEACHERS at two local authorities could take strike action over rising incidents of violent behaviour and controversial plans to replace principal…

The National (Scotland)

Teachers at Glasgow school threaten strike over 'failure to address violent pupil behaviour'

The NASUWT teachers union has warned Glasgow City Council they will have "no option" but to consider taking such action at Bannerman High unless steps are taken to resolve the worrying issues.

Glasgow Live

Most teachers suffering from depression – survey

On average, teachers’ scores indicate probable clinical depression, survey finds.

The Independent UK

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School staff quit for better paid jobs in supermarkets as cost of living crisis bites

Headteachers are struggling to recruit and then retain staff with some having no interviewees for roles as candidates work out they can earn more stocking shelves

Daily Mirror

Northern Ireland teaching union votes for industrial action

“Today’s ballot result must be a wake-up call to the Minister."

Belfast Live

Children coming across far-right material when researching, teachers say

NASUWT conference told of ‘online infiltration’ of views such as Holocaust denial among genuine accounts

The Guardian - UK

Pupils ‘can be sucked into far-right content through school projects’

Teachers said children can access extremist content online 24/7.

The Independent UK

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Parents flood teachers with ‘aggressive’ messages and expect 24/7 support, union warns

‘Parents and students have got into the habit of firing off emails 24/7, with the banal, bizarre, and sometimes, more worryingly, aggressive and accusatory messages,’ the union warned

Evening Standard

Parents targeting teachers with ‘aggressive’ emails since Covid outbreak

NASUWT say tutors being contacted 24 hours of the day as job parameters become blurred amid pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of UK teachers had Covid last term, survey suggests

Union poll finds 48% of teachers saying they tested positive during spring term, with many now struggling to access free tests

The Guardian - UK

Teachers’ leader calls for crackdown on ‘bad bosses’ in private schools

Patrick Roach has said there is a ‘growing list of shame’ where private schools are using ‘fire and rehire’ policies.

The Independent UK

Parents expect 24/7 work from teachers after pandemic, union conference told

Teachers have discussed the toll on their mental health.

The Independent UK

Bigger classes harming pupils’ progress, say 9 in 10 UK teachers

Teaching union calls for cap on class sizes for all key stages as staff warn they cannot meet learning needs of all children

The Guardian - UK

Teachers urge action on class sizes as three-quarters say numbers have gone up

Nearly four in 10 teachers say their class size has increased significantly over the last five years.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Teachers vote to press Government for compulsory lessons about sexism

The motion was agreed at the NASUWT teaching union’s annual conference in Birmingham.

The Guardian - UK

UK teachers ‘popping pills’ as workload grinds them down, union told

NASUWT conference delegates condemn nonstop culture that puts colleagues on long-term sick leave

The Independent UK

Teachers oppose pay freeze with six in 10 supporting strike action

In a survey, 98% of teachers in the Nasuwt union said they opposed a pay freeze while 62% support strike action.

Wales Online

Teachers are 'popping pills' to cope with the workload, union told

Teachers have voted to campaign for educators to have limits set on their working hours

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The Independent UK

Schools’ impartiality guidance has ‘chilling effect’ on discussions of extremism

Teachers are already questioning themselves about which issues can be discussed in the classroom, a union head says.

The Independent UK

Teachers forced to ‘pop pills’ over excess workload, union told

Teachers’ union Nasuwt says wellbeing sessions on finger-painting do not ‘chip away’ at the workload they face.

The Guardian - UK

70% of female teachers have faced misogyny in UK schools, poll shows

Survey confirms culture of sexual harassment in classrooms amid influence of ‘incel’ movement

The Independent UK

Teachers to debate incel culture as ‘seven in 10’ experience misogyny

Teachers report undermining and belittling comments at work as well as experiencing physical and sexual violence.

Wales Online

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine and sport as the UK gears up for the hottest day of the year so far

Experts have predicted Good Friday will be the hottest day of the year so far

The Independent UK

Union warns of ‘imminent’ crisis as most teachers consider quitting

Seven in 10 teachers considered leaving their job in the last 12 months, survey finds

The Guardian - UK

Seven in 10 teachers in England thought of leaving in past year, poll shows

NASUWT demands pay rise as half of those surveyed say they have cut back on food spending and others have used charities

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