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Up to 6.85% for those on the lowest pay. the scottish government have had until november 20 seconds when the last offer was brought and rejected to bring something substantial back to the table in order but todays action could be averted, and they have not done that. -- 22 —— 22 november. we have teachers on picket lines when they should be in classrooms. the scottish government says there is simply no more money. fairness is a really important principle here, i value the teaching workforce,...

Picket lines when they should be working with young people. the scottish governance is there is simply not any more money. fairness is a really important principle here, i value the teaching workforce, they do an incredible job, but we have limited resources and are trying to operate fairly, so the offer on the table to teachers is the same as has already been accepted by other local government workers. meanwhile, families across scotland are feeling the impact of the strike. i understand why th...

A number of recommendations. it starts with training for teachers, i think, to have anti—racist practice and racial discrimination as part of that initial teacher training. it isnt at the moment. to have recruitment drives to get more black teachers into the classroom and in senior leadership roles, and in governor roles, too. at the moment, 90% of teachers are white, especially in primary school. he is actually huge. the government says the teaching workforce is becoming more diverse and its ...

Of child 0, the 15—year—old black girl who was strip—searched at school by police led to angry protests. this case, yet again, adds to the wider issue of how black people are treated by the authorities in this country, exposing more resentment, more fear and more mistrust in places where young people should feel safe. today, a new report chaired by englands former childrens commissioner, looking at how to improve support for vulnerable young people, has made a number of recommendations. it...

By the authorities in this country — exposing more resentment, more fear and more mistrust in places where young people should feel safe. today, a new report, chaired by englands former childrens commissioner, looking at how to improve support for vulnerable young people, has made a number of recommendations. it starts with training for teachers, i think, to have anti—racist practice and racial discrimination at the heart of that initial teacher training. it isnt at the moment. to have recru...

Low. and you would never get into a situation where you were vaccinating children for the benefit of adults and that you have been double vaccinated, as i hope have almost all of the teaching workforce, that is going to be really important, but matters on vaccination of children are still under consideration by the jcvi and it is going to be a difficult and finely balanced decision that they need to take time over and i dont think they should be rushed into it, so we are all going to have to wai...

The government has turned out to be a bit of a mouse, the government has turned out to be a bit ofa mouse, im the government has turned out to be a bit of a mouse, im afraid. you have been _ a bit of a mouse, im afraid. you have been putting _ a bit ofa mouse, im afraid. you have been putting numbers on where there is a lost learning, and it really does depend on what subjects. english and maths in the spotlight, but very different catching up that needs to be done there. it begs the question ho...