‘Maternity Matters’ is the NUT’s comprehensive guide to teachers’ maternity rights, and includes detailed sections on paternity leave and pay and adoption leave and pay

This document sets out NUT guidance on the teachers' pay structure for 2011-12.

This document sets out how the governing body will take decisions on teachers’ pay. It sets out how it will use discretionary powers, a timetable for annual pay reviews, identifies those who have responsibility for decisions on pay and describes the procedure for appeals against pay decisions.

This NUT checklist is for use in assessing whether your school’s pay policy meets the requirements of the STPCD, contains the necessary provisions and is in line with NUT policy.

This document considers the issue of Teaching and Learning Responsibility (TLR) payments. It gives guidance on the statutory provisions on this area and sets out NUT policy on their use.

NUT Guidance on Leadership Pay for 2011-12.

This document provides a briefing for members on the Year one Phonics Screening Check which the Government is planning to roll out in June 2012.

The briefing provides advice and guidance for primary members on the workload and professional issues which may arise from the introduction of the Screening Check.

This document provides advice and guidance for members on the workload and professional issues which may arise from the Teaching Schools programme.

This document provides advice and guidance for School Representatives on the workload and professional issues which may arise from the Teaching Schools programme.

This document is the NUT's response to the SEN Green Paper Consultation "Support and Aspiration: a new approach to special educational needs and disability" which closed in June 2011.

Paul’s Journey is based upon the memories of Holocaust survivor, Paul Oppenheimer. Paul is a survivor of the infamous Bergen-Belsen Camp and the book describes his experiences from his early years in Germany, his family’s emigration to Amsterdam and his deportation to Westerbork and Bergen-Belsen. Paul’s story ends with his journey to England as a refugee in 1945.

The book focuses on Paul’s personal testimony and gives students a human perspective of this catastrophic period of history. The language used is appropriate for younger students and does not dwell on the horrific descriptions of events in the camps. There are moving descriptions from Paul about his early memories and family life which students may be able to relate to. There are also many images and photographs in the book which can help students to understand the events described and the individuals mentioned.

‘Maternity Matters’ is the NUT’s comprehensive guide to teachers’ maternity rights, and includes detailed sections on paternity leave and pay and adoption leave and pay.

This briefing advises on the legal requirements governing heating levels in schools and the steps to be taken in dealing with the various types of heating problems which are commonly encountered during cold weather and snow.