Schools at risk of staff exodus over low pay, UNISON warns
As thousands of UK schools take part in today’s ‘Stars in our Schools’ in celebration of support staff, a report shows the intense financial struggle of school employees on low pay.
As thousands of UK schools take part in today’s ‘Stars in our Schools’ in celebration of support staff, a report shows the intense financial struggle of school employees on low pay.
A parliamentary report finds schools in the most deprived areas in England are getting less money than more affluent institutions, sparking doubt over Johnson’s ‘levelling up’ agenda.
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Families in need are turning to schools for the support the welfare system is failing to provide.
There’s a record gap in outcomes between the poorest and wealthiest students, and sky-high dissatisfaction from teaching staff
Government dithering is leaving teachers, pupils and parents in chaos.
“We want schools open but we want staff and students to be protected as well” says the National Education Union
“This is absolutely not the time to be withdrawing support for free school meals.”
Workers such as teachers suffering from years of government cuts are continuing to leave the industry.
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