CLINICAL HYPNOTHERAPIST Stressed out? Can’t sleep? Want to break bad habits like smoking or nailbiting? Or need a motivational boost for weight control, performance etc? Clinical hypnotherapist based in Glasgow. Call Mairi 07717 055434www.mchypnotherapy.co.uk THE PERFECT PUDDING – A SPACE ADVENTURE BY FIONA ROSS A fun filled journey through space to find the tastiest ingredients […]
Unfortunately we are unable to provide our usual Sudoku puzzle options with different levels of difficulty on our new online platform. Our interactive Sudoku puzzle below is easy to use and great for all levels! SudokuOnline.sk
A copy of the EIS Crossword can be found here. To be in with a chance of winning a tablet (to the maximum value of £150), send your completed entry to SEJ, 46 Moray Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6BH or sej@eis.org.uk by Friday 8th January 2021. The first all correct entry picked at random will win. […]
The Gwen Mayor Trust was established by the EIS in memory of Gwen Mayor, the primary 1 teacher at Dunblane Primary School who was killed alongside 16 of her pupils in the 1996 tragedy. The purpose of the Trust is to advance education by providing financial support for projects in connection with the arts, culture, […]
Rachel Sunderland, Deputy Director in the Scottish Government’s Population and Migration Division, outlines the support available for EU Citizens wishing to remain in Scotland following the UK’s departure from the European Union. It is an uncertain and challenging time for us all as we deal with the ongoing Covid pandemic and prepare for the full […]
The EIS Action Research Grants scheme continues the EIS’s long tradition of teacher-led research in Scottish education. Each year, a cohort of our members are funded by the EIS and supported by academic partners and by peers to undertake projects in their local context, innovating in their teaching practices and arming the profession with detailed […]
Pam Currie of the EIS-FELA Executive explains the background to the national dispute with colleges over attempts to replace lecturers with lower-qualified, and lower-paid, staff. EIS FELA representatives have warned that the sector faces a stark choice regarding instructor assessor roles and professional lecturers – and that the outcome will have implications for college students, […]
“In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist.” Angela Y. Davis These words from political activist and equality campaigner Angela Davis from years ago have been on so many people’s lips in recent months, its meaning re-interrogated and reinvigorated both in activist circles and beyond. The idea that […]
This autumn, primary teacher and EIS West Lothian member Mairi Green has been nominated as a candidate for Scottish Union Learning’s Learner of the Year Award. The EIS Education Committee selected Mairi to be nominated at its October 2020 meeting, noting that Mairi has this year combined her own professional development with trade union activism […]
EIS Christmas Quiz 2020
