Press Office
Please note these numbers are for media and press enquiries only
If you are an NASUWT member seeking advice or support, please use the details on our Contact Us page.
The NASUWT press office can be contacted on the details below
| Ben Padley |
| Email: [email protected] Tel: 0121 457 6269 Mobile/out of hours: 07785 463119 |
| Lena Davies |
| Email: [email protected] Tel: 0121 457 6250 Mobile/out of hours: 07867 392746 |
| Rhiannon Stableford-Morgan |
| Email: [email protected] Tel: 0121 457 6239 Mobile/out of hours: 07393 792341 |
Press Office out of hours on-call rota
NASUWT press office contact for out of office hours media enquiries
| 16th-22nd May | Ben Padley |
| 23rd-29th May | Lena Davies |
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Strong support for FE pay and workload offer
19 May 2025
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LIPA teachers strike over critical management failure
19 May 2025
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NASUWT responds as Ofsted refuses to delay new inspection framework
12 May 2025
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Westbourne Academy teachers strike over constant disruptive behaviour
12 May 2025
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Scottish Government must go further and faster to turn the tide on violence and abuse in schools
9 May 2025
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Academy trust with £21 million in the bank condemned over redundancies
6 May 2025
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Epsom teachers strike to protect pensions
6 May 2025
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School security must be tightened
3 May 2025
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Use of non-specialist teachers disadvantaging pupils
3 May 2025
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Far-right movements fuelling violence in schools
2 May 2025
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School uniform rules should not be a barrier to education
29 Apr 2025
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Teacher wellbeing must be a priority for schools
19 Apr 2025
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Welsh government is failing teachers and pupils
19 Apr 2025
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Teachers call for a doubling of planning and assessment time
19 Apr 2025
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Call for action on workload in Northern Ireland
19 Apr 2025
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Far right movements behind rising tide of misogyny and racism in schools
19 Apr 2025
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Education reforms will fail without action on teacher workload
18 Apr 2025
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Teachers declare pupil behaviour emergency
18 Apr 2025
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NASUWT compensation figures 2024
17 Apr 2025
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Special needs system on its knees, teachers warn
17 Apr 2025
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Northern Ireland FE college members vote for industrial action
16 Apr 2025
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Serious concerns remain over Ofsted reform
14 Apr 2025
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NASUWT welcomes pay deal for Northern Ireland's teachers
4 Apr 2025
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Female teachers facing more frequent violence and abuse in Scottish schools
31 Mar 2025
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Northern Ireland members reject pay and workload offer
28 Mar 2025
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Vaping crisis evident in schools
27 Mar 2025
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NASUWT response to the Spring Statement
26 Mar 2025
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NASUWT response to the decision to make PGCE students ineligible for The Boat Race selection
25 Mar 2025
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Legal action launched over pensions valuation limbo
24 Mar 2025
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Behaviour crisis in Wales deepens as teachers report pupil violence and negative impact on health
22 Mar 2025
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Opportunities missed to avoid Loughborough school closure
21 Mar 2025
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Review must deliver the curriculum and assessment system pupils and teachers deserve
18 Mar 2025
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Schools cannot deal with persistent absence alone
17 Mar 2025
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Issues facing profession debated at Northern Ireland Conference
15 Mar 2025
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Teacher numbers will continue decline without coherent action on pay and conditions
13 Mar 2025
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Support for miscarriage bereavement leave welcomed
12 Mar 2025
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Minibus safety petition launched at Westminster
5 Mar 2025
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Behaviour action plan having no impact as abuse increasing
4 Mar 2025
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NASUWT response to Employment Rights Bill amendments
4 Mar 2025
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ASN report should be wake-up call for Scottish Government
27 Feb 2025
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Teachers strike over attempts to downgrade pensions
27 Feb 2025
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Stockport teachers strike over violence and abuse from pupils
26 Feb 2025
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Strike action at Reading school over pensions fire and rehire threat
24 Feb 2025
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Real-terms pay cut prompts strike action at Liverpool schools
21 Feb 2025
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NASUWT comments on IFS report on teacher numbers
14 Feb 2025
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Trust must withdraw planned increase to teachers' working hours and workload
14 Feb 2025
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More support needed to improve allergy management in schools
11 Feb 2025
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NASUWT members vote for action in sixth form college disputes
11 Feb 2025
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NASUWT welcomes extension to new GCSE rollout after campaign
7 Feb 2025
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Teachers vote to reject pay offer
6 Feb 2025
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NASUWT comments on proposals for Ofsted reform
3 Feb 2025
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Teachers at Liverpool school take strike action over adverse management practices
3 Feb 2025
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NASUWT comments on Government plans for education accountability
3 Feb 2025
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East Dunbartonshire teachers to take action over failure to tackle abuse and violence
29 Jan 2025
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Teachers at Coventry School Foundation to take further strike action over attack on pensions
27 Jan 2025
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Partnership with Government aims to secure better for pupils and staff
20 Jan 2025
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MPs backing for miscarriage campaign welcomed
16 Jan 2025
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NASUWT response to the PAC report on SEND
15 Jan 2025
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Ballots open over sixth form pay dispute
13 Jan 2025
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NASUWT comment on the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill debate
8 Jan 2025
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Teachers at Coventry School Foundation take strike action over attack on pensions
8 Jan 2025
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NASUWT to de-escalate action at Gable Hall School
18 Dec 2024
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NASUWT comment on the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill
17 Dec 2024
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Teachers send united message as they vote for industrial action
16 Dec 2024
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Above inflation multi-year pay award needed for teachers
13 Dec 2024
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Unions outline concerns over pay proposals
12 Dec 2024
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Unfunded pay offer would mean cuts to pay, jobs and pupil support
11 Dec 2024
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Members strike over school closure plans
10 Dec 2024
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Striking teachers protest at the Senedd over pupil behaviour
10 Dec 2024
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Essex teachers threatened with school lock out
9 Dec 2024
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New government milestones bring welcome change
5 Dec 2024
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Report adds to mounting evidence of recruitment crisis
4 Dec 2024
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NASUWT comments on Scottish Budget
4 Dec 2024
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Teachers need more help to deal with persistent absence surge
26 Nov 2024
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Report highlights toll on teacher mental health
20 Nov 2024
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Shocking report lays bare knife violence epidemic
20 Nov 2024
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Increased offending rates are part of rising trend in youth violence
13 Nov 2024
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Members in Northern Ireland to be balloted on industrial action
13 Nov 2024
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Newport Council prioritises funding of private service over public education
12 Nov 2024
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Restraint guidance fails teachers and pupils
8 Nov 2024
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States must reject attacks on public sector workers
7 Nov 2024
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NASUWT comments on the Budget
30 Oct 2024
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NASUWT welcomes pre-Budget announcements on education funding
27 Oct 2024
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NAO report confirms NASUWT's warnings on SEN system
24 Oct 2024
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Disposable vape ban welcomed
24 Oct 2024
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Government review of planned free schools is necessary
22 Oct 2024
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Cost of living crisis is derailing education, says survey
10 Oct 2024
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Working rights boost for millions welcomed
10 Oct 2024
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Teachers strike after failure to make progress on behaviour and wellbeing
8 Oct 2024
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Northumberland teachers strike to save jobs
7 Oct 2024
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General Secretary to step down in New Year
7 Oct 2024
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Lincolnshire teachers strike for safe and healthy working conditions
30 Sep 2024
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Response to supply teachers in schools report
29 Sep 2024
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NASUWT response to DfE Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders Wave 2 data
27 Sep 2024
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Partnership with Government will unlock opportunity
25 Sep 2024
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Free breakfast clubs will help to tackle child hunger, says NASUWT
23 Sep 2024
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NASUWT comments on Scottish qualifications and assessment reforms
19 Sep 2024
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NASUWT members welcome teachers' pay offer
12 Sep 2024
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School uniform guidance welcomed
12 Sep 2024