The EIS is developing a new education resource, in partnership with Civic Digits, which aims to provide educators with tools to engage learners in a better understanding of, and how to challenge, misogyny.

The EIS is calling on the Scottish Government and local authority group COSLA to make a New Year’s resolution to resolve the ongoing dispute over teacher workload.

The Gwen Mayor Trust, a charity established in memory of Dunblane Primary School teacher Gwen Mayor, has announced the nursery and primary school arts, sports, culture and community projects it is providing funding support for this year.

Members of the EIS at Craigclowan School near Perth will take six further days of strike action in January, as a dispute over cuts to the staff pension scheme continues.

Sign our petition over on Megaphone to demand a no compulsory redundancy guarantee at ENU

Edinburgh Napier University has moved forward with up to 70 redundancies relating to academic and academic related staff, which the Educational Institute of Scotland believe will have an adverse impact on the academic quality and coverage which may have a negative impact on the quality of education students would receive. The Staff cuts would also place additional burdens on an already stretched workforce at Edinburgh Napier University.   The EIS University Lecturers Association condemns the...

The Educational Institute of Scotland, has welcomed the passing of the Employment Rights Bill and highlighted the benefits that it will bring to Scottish education, its schools and staff.

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Following an overwhelming indicative ballot result at Lenzie Academy The EIS has now opened a statutory ballot for industrial action.

This manifesto brings together the views of hundreds of young people in Scotland about what they think should happen to make school better for children and young people whose families live on low incomes. All the young people who have contributed to School Shouldn't Cost believe strongly that poverty should not be a barrier to learning, and this manifesto has been written to present to politicians and decision makers ahead of the Scottish elections in 2026.

This manifesto brings together the views of hundreds of young people in Scotland about what they think should happen to make school better for children and young people whose families live on low incomes. All the young people who have contributed to School Shouldn't Cost believe strongly that poverty should not be a barrier to learning, and this manifesto has been written to present to politicians and decision makers ahead of the Scottish elections in 2026.