EIS
Education should not be a political football, union chief says
Education Secretary aims to cut class time for teachers ‘as soon as possible’
Call for all teachers to be vaccinated as some health boards offer surplus doses
Scotland’s Rural College lecturers balloted for action in pay dispute
Next government needs to take on more teachers ‘no matter what’, EIS insists
Poll: Should exams be scrapped completely following the coronavirus pandemic?
Poverty must be tackled proactively in the classroom says teaching union
Scotland’s largest teaching union calls for end to zero-hour contracts for supply teachers
Teachers’ fears over assessment adjustment ‘shambles’
Quarter of elite female GB athletes suffering pain from ill-fitting sports bras
Union bosses and members of the public call for priority vaccination of police officers and teachers
Covid vaccine: Teachers should be prioritised in second phase of jab roll out, union boss says
‘Not fit for purpose’: MSPs back reform of SQA and Education Scotland
Schools return: Phased return of pupils welcomed by councillors and parent groups
Parents’ relief at phased return to school while unions warn of risk to staff
Scotland’s parents will today be told if schools can reopen. Here’s the announcement details
Schools reopening update to be given by Scottish Government
School closures: What measures are needed to get pupils back in the classroom?
Compensation payments to teachers injured at work have more than doubled in past year
School holidays: Proper Christmas break ‘essential’ for teachers and pupils
Local teaching union branches welcome move to remote learning following ‘anxious’ school term
Coronavirus: John Swinney says schools are ‘safe’ as union calls for immediate closures
Covid school safety: Fife teachers vote to declare dispute with council
