- Education reform: ‘It’s our future’ – but when?
The last three years have seen teachers and college lecturers across Scotland engage in endless consultations on Education Reform, to the extent that many have reported ‘consultation fatigue’ and have questioned whether the talk will ever end and the action will ever start. However, the publication of two major reports in the summer term –… Read more: Education reform: ‘It’s our future’ – but when? - EIS Extra – saving our members money
Whether you’re looking to save on your grocery shopping, upgrade your winter wardrobe, get a new car or book a holiday, EIS Extra has an offer for you. Save on everyday essentials or treat yourself for less! Reloadable cards and instant digital vouchers By using reloadable shopping cards and instant digital vouchers, you can earn… Read more: EIS Extra – saving our members money - Banging the drum for IMTs’ professionalism
On 20th June, more than 30 instrumental music teachers came together at EIS HQ for a professional learning event titled “Professionalism and Practical Skills for IMTs”. The day included a wide range of interactive workshops and keynote addresses on bespoke topics for instrumental music teachers (IMTs). This event was organised with the support of the… Read more: Banging the drum for IMTs’ professionalism - EIS Action Researcher at national literacy conference
EIS action researchers disseminate their findings through a wide variety of publications and conferences, ensuring their projects impact teaching practice across the profession. With support from EIS Education Committee, 2022 Action Research Grant (ARG) recipient Suzy Aldous (East Dunbartonshire) attended the UK Literacy Association conference in Exeter to do just that. Here, Lucy reflects on… Read more: EIS Action Researcher at national literacy conference - Continuing to challenge poverty
Mitigating against the impact of poverty must, for all, be a year-round pursuit. Sadly, Inverclyde Council is currently the only local authority in Scotland providing universal free school meals to all pupils in primary 1-7, as the cost-of-living crisis pushes more and more families into financial despair. This year, Challenge Poverty Week, which takes place… Read more: Continuing to challenge poverty