"The reason I chose Voice as my union was because they believe in negotiation as an answer to solving issues not strikes."
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Voice, the union that champions the rights of education professionals.
Tune in to hear from Martin and Rob discuss the latest on COVID in the news, support staff pay, working in supply, results from our latest survey, agency workers, busting myths surrounding support staff planning and marking as well as an interview with Mike Donnelly from Premier Teachers. Listen on Apple Podcast, Podbean or Amazon Music.
The future of education must focus on long-term recovery and students’ mental health, not short-term catch-up. The Future of Education report follows a survey of Community union’s education and early years members across the UK.
In response to the current crisis, and in line with government advice, Voice HQ in Derby is closed until further notice. All staff are now working from home and any disruption will be kept to a minimum. Please ensure your contact details are kept up to date to that we can provide news updates and information to you as soon as it becomes available.
Voice, the union that champions the rights of education professionals.
Guidance for schools, colleges, nurseries and other education and early years settings on the coronavirus, COVID-19, and information for members.
Updates 3 December 2021:
England: Ofqual: rolling update: Information on qualifications which have been disrupted by coronavirus (COVID-19).
England: Latest DfE updated guidance and information
Education Scotland:
Updated plans for school inspections
Did you know the Scottish Government has announced a package of continued support to be offered to the education workforce to help manage additional pressures as a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic? Find out what's on offer here: https://t.co/eYVpsBM2Bs pic.twitter.com/MMll6RAScr
— Education Scotland (@EducationScot) December 3, 2021
Updates 2 December 2021:
Scottish Government (shared):
If you missed our recent online wellbeing sessions with Marie Claire Donnelly you can now watch a recording. The session outlines some practical techniques to help early years workers manage their own self-care and promote wellbeing among colleagues. ➡️https://t.co/PjHoO6O04d ⬅️ pic.twitter.com/UoexKUKl9g
— Early Years Scotland (@earlyyearsscot) December 2, 2021
Updates 29/30 November 2021:
Voice Community: Latest COVID-19 FAQ and updates for members (Wales and England)
"The reason I chose Voice as my union was because they believe in negotiation as an answer to solving issues not strikes."
The Department for Education (DfE) has announced that state funded schools and colleges can book a DfE-funded training course for their senior mental health lead, to help them implement an effective whole school or college approach to mental health and wellbeing.
Learning how to become a higher level teaching assistant is the ultimate guide to elevating your teaching skills and opening up exciting job opportunities in the school you’re working in or anywhere around the world!
Community Union's skills training and equalities calendar
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