Teachers want right to sue pupils
Press Review 15 April 2004
Members of Britain's second biggest teaching union have demanded a change in the law to allow them to sue pupils for compensation if they make false allegations of physical or sexual abuse.
Clarke dismisses 'Tesco' schools claim
News Article 14 April 2004
The education secretary has dismissed union claims that the government wants to "destroy" state education and turn schools into "Tesco" style supermarkets.
Teachers to oppose a six-term school year
Press Review 14 April 2004
The second-largest teachers union, the NASUWT, has voted at its annual conference to oppose moves to introduce a six-term year in schools.
McAvoy departs with rebuke to Blair
Press Review 14 April 2004
Tony Blair wants to destroy state education and replace it with a private market in which parents pay for all but the most basic lessons, the outgoing general secretary of the NUT said yesterday.
Teachers slam BNP recruitment
Press Review 13 April 2004
The BNP is trying to recruit children as young as nine in schools, teachers said yesterday.
Forum Brief: Teachers' pay
Policy Consultation 16 March 2004
Comment from the Department for Education and Skills, the National Union of Teachers and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers and the Professional Association of Teachers
Teachers facing pension 'black hole'
Press Review 5 March 2004
Up to 60,000 teachers may be affected by problems with their state pension scheme.
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