Category: News

  • In Loving Memory of Paul Ronayne

    In Loving Memory of Paul Ronayne

    We are deeply saddened to share the news of the sudden passing of Paul Ronayne, our District Treasurer and a passionate advocate for trade unionism. Paul was a dedicated and principled figure in our movement, whose years of service to the National Education Union and its members on the Wirral, left an indelible mark. Paul…

  • Half Term, Congratulations, you made it!

    Half Term, Congratulations, you made it!

    We did it! 🎉 We’ve made it through a long and busy half term, I’m sure you’ve had the odd sniffle and cough to deal with! Now it’s time to kick back, relax, and enjoy a well-deserved break. 🏖️ But before we dive into our half-term fun, just a quick reminder: after the break, we’ll…

  • Stand Up for Teacher Pay: Why 2.8% Is Not Enough

    Stand Up for Teacher Pay: Why 2.8% Is Not Enough

    2.8% won’t do! Stand up for Funding and Pay! Get Ready to Ballot! In December, the government announced a meager 2.8% pay offer for teachers in England next year—completely unfunded. This paltry increase falls far behind RPI inflation and expected average earnings growth. It’s a step backward, undermining the crucial pay corrections needed to tackle…

  • Snow days and other information

    Snow days and other information

    Snow days With winter in full swing, it’s important to stay informed about snow days and related procedures. Click here for all the information you need about snow days. School closure is a decision made by individual schools. Rep and Officer awards. Nominate someone who has made a real difference to you📣The rep and officer of the…