We sent an email on 27th June.
A ‘special advisor’ emailed us 25th July.
This person stated they were not acting on behalf of ‘either John Swinney or Jenny Gilruth’
(See post for emails)
We sent an email on 27th June.
A ‘special advisor’ emailed us 25th July.
This person stated they were not acting on behalf of ‘either John Swinney or Jenny Gilruth’
(See post for emails)
💬 Sick of temp contracts. Sick of instability.
📢 It’s time for permanent jobs for Scotland’s teachers.
💬 Sick of temp contracts. Sick of instability.
📢 It’s time for permanent jobs for Scotland’s teachers.
A full Holyrood debate on the crisis in teaching — insecure contracts, staff shortages, burnout.
The government benches? Empty.
If this is leadership, every teacher has the right to ask: do they even care?
A full Holyrood debate on the crisis in teaching — insecure contracts, staff shortages, burnout.
The government benches? Empty.
If this is leadership, every teacher has the right to ask: do they even care?
2017: 6,052
2018: 6,563
2019: 6,648
2020: 7,137
2021: 8,800
2022: 10,583
2023: 11,027
2024: 11,145
That’s an 84% rise since 2017.
2017: 6,052
2018: 6,563
2019: 6,648
2020: 7,137
2021: 8,800
2022: 10,583
2023: 11,027
2024: 11,145
That’s an 84% rise since 2017.
There are only 7 weeks left in the school year.
When will the planning start?
There are only 7 weeks left in the school year.
When will the planning start?
The results? Unignorable.
The results? Unignorable.
The results:
🔍 96% aware
🙋♀️ 94% know affected teachers
🏫 89% say not enough permanent staff
🔁 84% see high turnover
📉 97% say pupils are impacted
#STfP #EducationCrisis
The results:
🔍 96% aware
🙋♀️ 94% know affected teachers
🏫 89% say not enough permanent staff
🔁 84% see high turnover
📉 97% say pupils are impacted
#STfP #EducationCrisis
They were right.
Due to a lack of permanent jobs—and councils’ reliance on casual supply staff and fixed-term contracts—this teacher, like many others, had to leave.
It’s devastating for pupils.
They were right.
Due to a lack of permanent jobs—and councils’ reliance on casual supply staff and fixed-term contracts—this teacher, like many others, had to leave.
It’s devastating for pupils.
Since 2020, for primary probationers in @GlasgowCC:
📉 -94.6% drop in permanent jobs
📉 -84.6% drop in fixed-term contracts
📈 +3,317% rise in supply offers
New teachers deserve better than this uncertainty
Since 2020, for primary probationers in @GlasgowCC:
📉 -94.6% drop in permanent jobs
📉 -84.6% drop in fixed-term contracts
📈 +3,317% rise in supply offers
New teachers deserve better than this uncertainty
They also state workforce planning discussions ‘are not routinely held’ with the Scottish Government or COSLA.
They also state workforce planning discussions ‘are not routinely held’ with the Scottish Government or COSLA.