Together for Education
After three years of successful struggles, NEU national campaign manager HENRY FOWLER heralds the launch of a new, united campaign for our schools
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TODAY, 16 campaigning groups, trade unions and associations will come together for the largest education campaign event of the year.
Together for Education will unite parents, governors, head teachers, councillors, support staff and teachers for a day of campaign planning and workshops.
Today’s event will reflect on the last three incredible years of campaigning against cuts and look to the future.
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