Nasuwt Walsall

Guest speaker Chris Weavers
(National Official, Campaigns and Communications)
Representing HQ General Secretary Matt Wrack

Guest speaker Chris Weavers
(National Official, Campaigns and Communications)
Representing HQ General Secretary Matt Wrack
LOCATION: Union Office & Zoom Meeting (Hybrid)
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Annual General

The 2025 theme for Black History Month Standing Firm in Power and Pride highlights the contributions made by Black people as leaders, activists and pioneers who have shaped history and are forging a future of continued empowerment, unity and growth.

1. National and local issues affecting teachers and school leaders
2. Nominations for National Officer positions:

a) Junior Vice-President
b) Honorary Treasurer
c) Standing Orders Committee (and by-elections where required)
d) National Executive Members (and by-elections where required)

3. Motions for Annual Conference 2026
4. Elected Representatives for Annual Conference
5. Facility time
6. Budget

International Workers Memorial Day Monday 28th April 2025 at St Matthews Church at 12pm

Walsall Hybrid Annual General Meeting

Take part in the seminar on 28th September, 2024 - Visit www.NASUWT.org.uk

The NASUWT's Manifesto for Teachers is an ambitious programme for the next government to commit to a New Deal for Teachers, an agenda essential to securing a world-class education system that allows all children and young people to flourish and succeed.

The critical importance of the teaching workforce

We believe that the opportunity to benefit from a high-quality education is the fundamental right of every child.

We want schools and colleges to be supported and resourced to deliver educational rights and entitlements for all children and young people alongside a foundational commitment to dignity in childhood, irrespective of background.

As the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has confirmed, the quality of an education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers and the conditions they work in.

Those education systems that are widely regarded as the highest performing or the fastest improving are characterised by an approach to policy that gives practical effect to this core principle.

For any government to develop and implement effective policy in the field of education, it must recognise that delivering entitlements for children and young people depends upon guaranteeing the entitlements of teachers to the pay and working conditions they deserve and need to do the job we ask them to do.

Governments that overlook the needs and legitimate interests of teachers will rarely, if ever, make a positive difference to children’s lives.

Read More : https://www.nasuwt.org.uk/news/campaigns/a-manifesto-for-teachers.html

Hybrid Annual General Meeting, Thursday 25th April 2024 Hybrid Annual General Meeting, Thursday 25th April 2024

"Come and join us to remember the dead and fight for the living." - International Workers Memorial Day Sunday 28th April 2024, at St Matthews Church,

At any stage of your career, in any sector, you dedicate yourself to your students: and we’re here when you need support with over 100 years’ experience.

Exclusive member benefits
Membership of the NASUWT give you the guaranteed the best support and representation available to teaching professionals in the UK at any stage of your career in any educational setting.

- https://www.nasuwt-walsall.org.uk/blog/post.asp?BlogID=1242