Loading...

Stand up for Quality Education

Welcome to SEJ Digital AGM 2023


AGM looks back to pay campaign, ahead to new campaign

It was a time for change at this year’s AGM, held in Aviemore for the first time. It also marked the first time that the AGM was addressed by a female General Secretary, with Andrea Bradley delivering her first Annual Report to delegates. Outgoing President Andrene Bamford presided over her final meeting in post, with incoming President Paula McEwan also formally welcomed to the role. With a total of 75 Motions on the agenda, together with the fringe programme, and the launch of the new national EIS campaign, it was a busy 3-days for all concerned.

We hope you enjoy reading this special AGM edition of the SEJ, which provides an overview of the decisions taken at this year’s conference. This edition is not a verbatim report, as it is not possible to report on all contributions and motions at AGM.

Also in this Edition

Education Motions

Violence in schools Shetland and West Dunbartonshire Local Associations “That this AGM condemns underfunding of ASN pupil support in all...

Equality Motions

Curriculum resources for New Scots Inverclyde Local Association “That this AGM reaffirms the Institute’s welcome to New Scots in our...

Employment Relations Motions

Pupil behaviour and teacher wellbeing East Dunbartonshire Local Association “That this AGM instruct Council to conduct a member survey to...

Salaries Motions

Restoring teachers’ pay Council “That this AGM instruct Council to campaign to ensure that future pay increases for teachers and...

Organisation Motions

Addressing the workload crisis Edinburgh Local Association "That this AGM instructs Council to develop a campaign of industrial action to...

Regulars

AGM 2023

Vol 107 / Issue no. 04 / AGM2023

Pages