Farhat

The result is out. Mandate for ASOS AND Strike!

Members check your email for full details.

“the EIS Statutory Workload Ballot closed earlier today & we have now received the result…

I am happy to confirm that we have successfully smashed through the ballot thresholds.”

Thank you for voting. ✊🏻

Closing date is 4th March so post TODAY! Make sure your vote arrives in time.

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EIS Serves Statutory Industrial Action Ballot Notices - New Workload Ballot to Open in February The EIS has served new statutory industrial action ballot notices to each of Scotland’s 32 local authorities in a dispute over teacher workload.

New workload ballot to open in February
Look out for the yellow envelope with your ballot & return your postal ballot ASAP to ensure your vote is counted & your voice is heard on workload, more jobs for teachers, & delivery of the promised cut in CCT.

https://www.eis.org.uk/latest-news/newwlballot

The voting is now open for the GTCS Elections!

Members should vote for ALL EIS supported candidates☑️

More info including candidate statements is on our website! - https://www.eis.org.uk/in-education/gtcselections2026

Farhat Ali Glasgow A teacher of Biology, I am active in my local association, serving on the Committee of Management and leading the Glasgow EIS BAME Network. Throughout my career, I have fought for equality and justice, seeking to advance the rights of the under-represented. There is a need for strong, confident voices in our profession, and I feel compelled to actively promote a profession in which teachers are empowered, supported and trusted to deliver quality education for all learners. Passionate and committed to teacher professionalism, I would hope to use my skills, knowledge and experience to pursue this vision on GTCS Council.

We are supporting Farhat at the GTCS elections!

"Passionate and committed to teacher professionalism, I would hope to use my skills, knowledge and experience to pursue this vision on GTCS Council"

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Voting in the GTCS elections is now open!

Vote for the EIS supported candidates online to ensure that teacher voice is heard at the GTCS!

See who we are supporting for this round of elections and find out more on our website: https://www.eis.org.uk/in-education/gtcselections2026

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Excessive workload and working hours are health and safety concerns as they increase the risk of serious health issues, as identified by the World Health Organisation and the International Labour Organisation. Vote YES to protect the health and safety of teachers.

Compulsory redundancy must be resisted at ENU

Vote YES now and return your ballot paper as soon as possible ✔️📮📣

@yvonneridley.bsky.social great speech tonight very inspiring 👏

Lovey mass for Catholic Education Week @holyroodsecondary.bsky.social

EIS recommends members accept two-year pay offer

Wearing red today to highlight the plight of the thousands of teachers without permanent jobs in Scotland. A huge loss of talent especially at a time when learner's needs are growing.

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wear red on 5th of nov day of action

Wear Red on the Day of Action!

On 5 November 2025 we urge all members to wear an item of red clothing to show their support for teachers on temporary contracts.

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https://www.eis.org.uk/teacher-workload/dayofaction

EIS members took part in the Scotland Demands Better march and rally this weekend.

Change happens when we stand together and demand it!✊

Nobel prize in chemistry awarded to scientists for work on porous materials Trio honoured for developing revolutionary materials for applications ranging from gas storage to drug delivery The Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded to three scientists who created revolutionary porous materials that can harvest water from desert air, capture carbon dioxide from industrial facilities and remove toxins from water. Susumu Kitagawa, of Kyoto University, Richard Robson, of the University of Melbourne, and Omar Yaghi, of the University of California, Berkeley, shared the 11m Swedish kronor (about £871,400) prize awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm. Continue reading...

Nobel prize in chemistry awarded to scientists for work on porous materials

Hate Crime and Prejudice Based Behaviours – New Professional Learning Join us for the launch of two new professional learning resources - Hate Crime and Prejudice Based Behaviours

Education Scotland are hosting an online webinar this Wednesday 8 October, 4-5.30pm, for the launch of two new professional learning resources, designed to help educators and partners better understand and respond to hate crime and prejudice based behaviours.

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A truly inspiring evening with passionate colleagues.Black History Month 2025 event hosted by CRER, which focused on diversity within the teaching profession. Looking at Scottish Government’s priorities and the work being done to improve the recruitment of BAME teachers. @nuthmani.bsky.social

An incredible evening! We are still buzzing from the energy. Thank you to all our guests and amazing Nominees and Winners! 🎉🩷

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Samee awards 2025 another great night last week,congratulations to all nominees and winners, and great to see our very own @mrssharonwatson.bsky.social nominated for supporting inclusive learning.
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Thank you Nuzhat.
You looked fab and a well deserved nomination.
It was lovely to see you! 🎉

🎉 Just 1 day to go until the SAMEE Recognition & Appreciation Awards 2025!

🗓 Thursday 28th August

✨Celebrate Excellence

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