Created on: 27 May 2026
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25. Council That this AGM notes the Institute’s existing guidance on Addressing Disinformation and Misinformation and the Disrupting Disinformation project, funded by the United Workplaces Fund. This AGM calls on Council to utilise this guidance to develop a professional learning offer for EIS Trade Union Representatives and Local Association Secretaries on strategic communications to counter far-right narratives. |
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26. Council That this AGM notes the EIS’s ‘Welcome to Scotland’ resources, including ‘Mochara Goes to Nursery’ published in 2025. This AGM believes in the power of positive counter narratives to challenge far-right anti-immigration influence and therefore calls on EIS Council to expand on the 'Welcome to Scotland’ materials, including to develop a strategic, pro-immigration narrative campaign and related resources. |
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27. Shetland Local Association “That this AGM notes the increasing concern regarding misogynistic attitudes and behaviours among children and young people, including the influence of online content and social media, which normalises sexism, harassment and violence against women and girls. AGM further notes that women constitute the majority of the teaching profession in Scotland and that misogynistic behaviour in schools can manifest as verbal abuse, harassment, intimidation and violence directed at female staff and pupils. AGM believes that tackling misogyny and violence against women and girls is essential to ensuring safe learning and working environments in schools and to upholding equality, dignity and respect for all members of the school community. This AGM therefore instructs Council to:
AGM further instructs Council to report progress on this work in the future. |
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28. Edinburgh Local Association That this Annual General Meeting reaffirms EIS support for UNCRC and GIRFEC principles and resolves to:
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29. Fife Local Association That this AGM instructs Council to work with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the promotion of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). We call upon education employers and authorities to uphold the rights of disabled learners, recognising the relationship between inclusive learning environments and fair working conditions and display the UNCRPD alongside the UNCRC in schools and education establishments, and to promote the use of both conventions within teaching and learning, including rights-based education and professional learning. Amendment Inverclyde Local Association Para 2: Replace ‘education employers and authorities’ with ‘local authorities’ Insert ‘and staff’ after ‘disabled learners’. |
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30. Midlothian Local Association That this AGM instructs Council to investigate and report on the level of access to reasonable adjustments for members across different Local Authorities. |
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