Equality: Anti-Racism

Promoting Equality in Education

Learning and Events

Anti-Racist Leadership Learning

As part of the EIS Anti-racist Strategy 2020-2021, a series of learning activities has taken place in collaboration with the Scottish Association of Minority Ethnic Educators (SAMEE), funded by Scottish Union Learning. On this page you will find learning material developed from these sessions, including poetry from Hannah Lavery, learning videos from SAMEE, and a …

The Role of Learning Reps

EIS Learning Reps, consistent with the terms of the national and local EIS constitutions, promote high-quality teacher professional learning within their authority area.

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Anti-Racist Webinars

As the country’s largest teaching union, the EIS believes that everyone should have the right to a high-quality education. From our youngest learners in nursery, right through primary and secondary and special education, and in our colleges and universities, investing in

Strikes have resumed at ENU campuses this week.

EIS members at ENU continue to seek a no compulsory redundancy guarantee from ENU management. We remain united to defend jobs and fight for a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies!

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We recognise progress made in expanding universal free school meals in the primary sector, but more is needed for all school pupils. Free school meals for every child will improve child nutrition, leading to better educational outcomes and less social stigma associated with

One aspect that is a significant concern to the EIS is that ASN demands are not being met, and that the gap between ASL legislation and guidance, and practice on the ground, is significant and growing. More resources and professional support need to be put into ASN, and ASN

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