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NASUWT's teachers' pensions strategy was unanimously endorsed at Annual Conference 2011.
The award-winning Paralympic Post is an innovative newspaper project which offers a fresh perspective on Paralympic sports and helps increase public awareness of sports for people with disabilities.
NASUWT members are being urged to support a Global Day of Action to support the people of the Middle East and North Africa.
The NASUWT has set out its vision for teachers in Wales, telling the Welsh education minister that teachers must be valued, not stigmatised.
The Government has released advice relating to parents wishing to take their children out of school during term time if they are prevented from taking leave during the Olympics.
Education Secretary expects teachers to work as long as needed and bemoans a 'clock-watching culture'.
Frequently asked questions about the NASUWT's industrial action.
There are an estimated 5,000 Jewish survivors of concentration camps and ghettos, and refugees of Nazi-occupied Europe living in the UK today.
Summary of 'The Importance of Music - A National Plan for Music Education
Frequently asked questions about the NASUWT's action.
Frequently asked questions about the NASUWT's industrial action.
NASUWT remains committed to furthering civic engagement among children and young people supporting a major project alongside the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
The introduction of the Child Development Assessment Profile (CDAP) from September 2011 caused a great deal of consternation as teachers found themselves filling out endless lists rather than being able to concentrate on settling pupils into the school environment.
The NASUWT magazine, Teaching Today, contains the latest news and features affecting its members as well as developments in the teaching profession.
An update on the position of the NASUWT following the Pensions Statement by the Government.
Frquently asked questions about the NASUWT's industrial action.
On 16 December 2011, the Coalition Government announced that it will proceed with the increase in pension contributions for teachers from April 2012.
NASUWT held its first ever OTT Conference to highlight the issues facing teachers coming into the teaching profession from abroad
The NASUWT is fighting a continuing battle to challenge the discrimination faced by Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) teachers in schools.
Senior Vice President of the NASUWT, Paula Roe has praised the work of young people involved in helping to change their communities.
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