Educators rise up for equality at EIS Social Justice and Solidarity Conference 2025 Across the UK and beyond, far right narratives are becoming increasingly visible in mainstream society, with looming potential rollbacks on progress made, serving as harsh reminders that our hard-won rights can again be lost. Educators are everyday witnesses to the impact of […]
Delivering on Scotland’s Commitment to LGBT Inclusive Education Since 2021, all Local Authority run schools in Scotland are expected to deliver LGBT inclusive education as part of the curriculum. Many schools and educators are already doing fantastic work in this area, and others will be at the beginning of their journey. “Scotland’s approach to LGBT […]
The 97th Annual STUC Women’s Conference took place in Glasgow in October. The conference was chaired by UNITE the Union’s Lorna Glen and the theme for conference this year was ‘Solidarity and Succession’. Solidarity has been a key principle of the trade union movement since its establishment; common action, unity and strength have been witnessed […]
It was an early start for the Glasgow delegation to the Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) march against the fascist Tommy Robinson. We gathered outside Central Station at 4am with other EIS FELA members, fellow trade unionists from Unison and Unite, university students and anti-racist activists. The fact that we are having to organise counter […]
The EIS has been consistent in championing humanitarian causes, including both Palestine (with Gaza at the forefront) and Sudan. Watching the horror unfolding on our screens in Gaza and Lebanon in the knowledge that the British government arms the perpetrators, it is all too easy to forget Sudan. Without letting up for a moment on […]
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!
National Occupational Networks operate to represent certain members who are part of an occupational group within the EIS who have distinctive interests and who may not be represented in other structures within the Institute. These groups operate on behalf of four categories of members – Additional Support Needs, Educational Psychologists, Headteachers and Deputy Headteachers, and […]
