Kevin Courtney
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Kevin Courtney Life story
Kevin Courtney is a Welsh former school teacher, and the General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, the main teachers' trade union for England and Wales.
Estimated 700,000 pupils in unsafe school buildings, NAO says
... Responding to both reports, the National Education Union s joint general secretary Kevin Courtney said the government was spending " nothing like enough" on school buildings...
Teachers in England to strike for two days in July, NEU announces
... Dr Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney, the NEU s joint general secretaries, said the education secretary had " turned her back" on teachers in England...
Pupils face 'lost decade' in education after Covid, MPs warn
... " The report also called for the DfE to: Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said the government was " in denial" about the scale of the problems schools are facing...
Teacher strikes: More schools than ever unable to fully open in England
... Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the NEU, said this generation of pupils had been affected badly by Covid " and that is why we are calling for this investment in their education"...
Teachers vote for another three days of strikes
... Kevin Courtney, its joint general secretary, said: " Parents and the education profession will be in no doubt that if further industrial action needs to be taken the blame for this will lie squarely at the government s door...
More strikes planned as teachers reject pay offer
... Speaking at the NEU conference in Harrogate, Joint General Secretaries Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney said the offer was " unacceptable" " is not fully funded" and it did not deal with the shortage of teachers in schools...
Teacher strikes will go ahead if no pay progress
... In response, Dr Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney, joint general secretaries of the NEU, said ministers were " requiring the NEU to give up the only thing that has brought government to the negotiating table, without any assurance that the negotiations are, indeed, serious and in good faith"...
Free school meals: London's mayor launches £130m scheme for primary pupils
... Government inaction Meanwhile Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary at the National Education Union (NEU), said the scheme would be " a much-needed lifeline" that could also help " attainment and educational outcomes"...
More strikes planned as teachers reject pay offer
By Vanessa Clarke, Education reporterAt the NEU Conference in Harrogate
Teachers in England will strike on Two Days during the summer term, after members of the UK's largest education union rejected a government pay offer.
The results of their ballot found that 98% of NEU members were in favour of turning The Deal down.
Strike action will take place on Thursday 27 April and Tuesday 2 May but the National Education Union says exam classes will not be interrupted.
The government previously said it was " a fair and reasonable offer".
Speaking at the NEU conference in Harrogate, Joint General Secretaries Mary Bousted and Kevin Courtney said the offer was " unacceptable" " is not fully funded" and it did not deal with the shortage of teachers in schools.
In a ballot over the government's pay offer, 191,319 teachers in England voted to reject The Deal with a 66% turnout.
Teachers were offered a £1,000 one-off payment this year, and a 4. 3% rise next year. Starting salaries would also rise to £30,000 from September.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan said if The Deal was rejected, the £1,000 payment for this year would be lost and the decision will now be passed back to the pay-review body.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com