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General Secretary Larry Flanagan urges members to vote in the pensions ballot
An update from the General Secretary Larry Flanagan about education during pandemic.
An update from EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan on 13th August.
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan has commented on Scottish Government changes to school closures
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan commenting on the speech by Cabinet Secretary Mike Russell to the EIS AGM today
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan's speech from the EIS AGM 2022.
Some progress has been made in relation to the new Test and Protect (T&P) procedures regarding EIS concerns about teachers and schools not being informed promptly around positive cases amongst pupils.
The Scottish Government has announced the go ahead for schools to reopen fully from August 11th.
The Scottish Government has published two reports from the SAGE sub-committee on schools.
You will have picked up from the media that the Deputy First Minister has formed a Covid 19 Education Recovery Group, which is looking at a high-level strategy for when and how schools will reopen post lockdown.
An update on developments surrounding COVID-19 from the General Secretary
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan delivers his address to the 2019 AGM.
In response to an open letter Colleges Scotland distributed to College Lecturers today EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan said...
Responding to claims made by Cabinet Secretary John Swinney on the Pay Offer to Scotland’s teachers, EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan said:
Commenting on Deputy First Minister John Swinney’s Parliamentary Statement on the Review of Education Governance, EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan said:
Commenting on the interim changes to National 5 Qualifications, announced today by Deputy First Minister John Swinney, EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan said:
EIS General Secretary Larry Flanagan comments on the Scottish Government's publication of Guidance on the Safe and Responsible use of Mobile Technology in Schools.
Good afternoon colleagues. It certainly has been a busy year as we have sought to engage with the multi agendas facing us as a profession and as a trade union.
Speaking at an EIS Education Conference in Glasgow, which explored the impact of poverty on education, General Secretary Larry Flanagan highlighted how the political sins of the 1980s are still having a profound and damaging impact for many children and y