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

Speaking in support of #STUC16 Composite Motion K on Public Service Reform, EIS delegate James McIntyre said: "There are no more 'efficiencies' to be made. When cuts are made, demand doesn't disappear, it just shifts elsewhere to other, already overstretched, services."

EIS delegate Sean McNamara, speaking in support of #STUC16 Composite Motion A on public services: "Properly funded public services are a necessity."

EIS delegate Sunita Nayyer, speaking in support of #STUC26 Motion 31 on addressing rising violence in schools: "Violence must never be seen as part of the job. This is about safety, dignity and the future of education."

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#STUC26 amended Motion 27 on the Crisis in post 16 education, moved by UCU, was seconded by EIS-ULA President Holly Patrick-Thomson, who said: "Staff are paying the price of this sector-wide crisis through cuts to jobs, pay and conditions".

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