樱花动漫 publications
Searchable archive of 樱花动漫 reports, publications and other resources.
Letter to Jamie Hepburn MSP, Scotland Minister for Higher Education & Further Education, Youth Employment & Training, outlining 樱花动漫's five post-16 education recovery鈥�
樱花动漫's letter to college principals on phase three of the workload project, 6 July 2021
Wales workload project - chair's recommendations, May 2021
Wales workload steering group terms of reference, 12 March 2021
Wales workload review - joint trade unions' letter to minister for education ans Welsh language,14 July 2021
Wales workload review - project specification document, 12 March 2021
Maniffesto 樱花动漫 Cymru ar gyfer etholiadau senedd Cymru 2021
樱花动漫 Scotland manifesto for the Scotland parliament elections 2021
樱花动漫 response to the UK government consultation on alternative arrangements for the award of VTQs and other general qualifications in 2021
樱花动漫 response to the UK government consultation on how GCSE, AS and A level grades should be awarded in summer 2021
樱花动漫 response to the parliamentary education select committee inquiry into prison education: are prisoners being left behind?, January 2021
Covid-19: employees' individual and collective rights on health & safety issues on return to work in HE (Scotland)
Critical worker status in higher education in Wales - guidance for members and branches, January 2021
Return to work and Health & Safety: note on the legal position in Wales
Joint 樱花动漫, AoC & SOS-UK letter urging the government to invest in a retraining revolution in FE, Jul 20
Wales FE guidance for staff who are required to return to help prepare the college site for social distancing and safe working
樱花动漫 letter to FE colleges outlining our approach to negotiations around any return to onsite working, 21 May 2020
The impact of Covid-19 on university finances in Wales, London Economics, May 2020
A report and guidance for higher education branches in Scotland on protecting jobs from the financial impact of Covid-19
Reconstructing further and adult education in a post-coronavirus world: discussion document, July 2020
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