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Michael Rosen Breathing space Afro hair Surviving coronavirus and Learning in the great Wearing it natural and the Covid cynics. See page 22. outdoors. See page 26. with pride. See page 32. January/ February 2021 Your magazine from the National Education Union ‘We are family’ Eight days of action to protect Little Ilford School TUC best membership communication print journal 2019 Become an examiner in 2021 Examining has made me feel so secure in what I’m teaching, and that security is passed on to my school community and my students. Anna Hunt Beauchamp College, Leicestershire We have vacancies to mark GCSEs and A-levels in 2021. Join our team and share Anna’s experience. Apply now: aqa.org.uk/apply Full page Educate 230x297 ad.indd 1 01/12/2020 15:33 Educate January/February 2021 Welcome NEU member Abena Appiah on strike at Little Ilford School, Newham (see page 9). Photo: Kois Miah koismiah.co.uk Michael Rosen Breathing space Afro hair WELCOME to this edition of Educate, which should arrive as you’re Surviving coronavirus and Learning in the great Wearing it natural and the Covid cynics. See page 22. outdoors. See page 26. with pride. See page 32. having a well-earned rest from the most exhausting of terms. There is January/ February 2021 so much here to interest and inform us all. We are delighted to have interviewed Michael Rosen, former Your magazine from the National Education Union Children’s Laureate, best-selling author and regular contributor to this magazine. Michael fought a long battle with Covid-19 and came through scarred but unbeaten by the ravages of this terrible disease. From his own experience Michael has strong views on the pandemic and on Covid deniers. A must-read on page 22. There are also features on outdoor learning, giving children breathing space during the pandemic, and the campaigners who are ‘We are resisting discrimination against afro hair in schools and elsewhere. family’ Eight days of action to protect The top priority for the NEU has been your safety – and in particular Little Ilford School protecting those members at increased risk, or clinically extremely TUC best membership communication print journal 2019 vulnerable. Member feedback tells us we are having success in securing the safety of these members, supporting their requests to work from NEU president: home (see page 6). Robin Bevan On page 8 you can read about the work the NEU is doing on NEU joint general secretaries: assessment, a key issue that has been brought into new prominence Mary Bousted & Kevin Courtney by Covid-19, and the NEU’s work to highlight the issues of child poverty, which have been exposed so clearly during the pandemic. NEU Editor: Max Watson members repeatedly tell us of children coming to school cold, hungry, Editorial assistant: tired and unable to learn. Sarah Thompson Covid-19 has shown that schools are so much more than academic institutions. They are the beating heart of their community. We report Journalists: on the tremendous success of the Black educators’ conference, which Sally Gillen & Emily Jenkins hosted Lenny Henry and Lewis Hamilton talking about their own Newsdesk experiences of schooling on page 13. t: 020 7380 4760 And for our supply members we highlight a new NEU toolkit, e: [email protected] alternatives to agencies (A2A), to support bargaining alternatives to rip-off supply agencies (page 12). Design & subbing: Amanda Ellis This toolkit was developed by NEU supply members and supports colleagues neu.org.uk in dealing with the real challenges they face in achieving decent working facebook.com/ conditions and pay. nationaleducationunion There is so much of interest to so many members in this edition. twitter.com/NEUnion Enjoy. To advertise contact: Mary Bousted Leanne Rowley, Century One Publishing, National Education Union Alban Row, 27-31 Verulam Road, Joint general secretary St Albans AL3 4DG t: 01727 739 183 e: [email protected] Except where the NEU has formally negotiated agreements with companies as part of its services to members, inclusion of an advertisement in Educate does not imply any form of recommendation. While every effort is made to ensure the reliability of advertisers, the NEU cannot accept any liability for the quality of goods or services offered. Educate is printed by Walstead Bicester Ltd. Inside pages are printed on paper comprised of 100% recycled, post-consumer waste. educate Your magazine from the National Education Union (NEU) 3 Improve literacy and empower voices An online reading and vocabulary curriculum for KS2-5, including GCSE English Self marking and Boost reading: Adaptive learning: Impact reporting: human narrated: a broad array of fiction lessons tailored to student reports on students’ independent learning and non-fiction, designed knowledge, powered by progress at individual, in class or at home to increase cultural capital deep-learning algorithms class and cohort level GCSE English: Personalised knowledge organiser: Engages parents: comprehensive Language and records students’ learning and free linked accounts involve Literature content tailored to original writing them in their child’s learning assessment objectives Get 10% off your first subscription when you quote EducateJan21 Visit us online to start your FREE 30-day trial www.bedrocklearning.org The rest is history 17 January 1981 Contents The New Cross fire cut short the lives of 14 Black youths in a suspected racist arson attack on a 16-year-old’s birthday party. The 20,000-strong demonstration which followed was pivotal, giving birth to what organiser Darcus Howe called an unstoppable social movement for justice. Features Regulars 19 Union people 32 21 Michael Rosen 31 Polly Donnison & Warwick Mansell 36 International 39 Reviews 40 Teacher’s pet & letters 47 Photo op & recipe 48 Quick & prize crosswords “We all 50 Final word came in with PHOTO by World Afro Day Afro World by PHOTO News 32 Au naturel natural hair. It Celebrating students standing up was the best.” 6 Defending the vulnerable to afro hair discrimination (above). Demanding protection for p32-35 CEV staff. 26 Breathing 8 Free school meals space Support for struggling families. The benefits of outdoor learning during coronavirus (left). 12 Supply staff The alternatives to agencies. 22 Michael Rosen interview Educate’s in-house poet discusses 13 Sir Lenny Henry recovery and recriminations (below). Boosting morale at Black educators’ conference. 15 Bigger picture 22 Skateboarding is for life. 16 Eco-educators Passion for climate action. 37 A class act Meet teacher of the deaf Keegan Hall-Browne. David Levene/ Guardian/eyevine Levene/ David 38 Jon Biddle 26 Welcome guest readers bring PHOTO by Deirdre Doherty Deirdre by PHOTO PHOTO by smiles and delight. educate Your magazine from the National Education Union (NEU) 5 News NEU tells Government: extremely vulnerable should work from home ALL clinically extremely vulnerable NEU launches (CEV) school staff should be working escalation app from home, the NEU has insisted. After listening to feedback from members and reps, the union The NEU presented evidence to Schools has streamlined the Minister Nick Gibb demonstrating it is not way members can collectively escalate safe for CEV staff to return to workplaces. concerns in their Commenting after their meeting on workplace around safety 27 November, NEU joint general secretary and the growing trend of increased workload as a Mary Bousted said: “We have appealed to result of coronavirus. Government to do the right thing and protect CEV staff who want to do their jobs but In the first month, more than 6,300 workplaces cannot safely work on site. We believe that used the app – this most heads agree with us and we have written includes 40 per cent to them to highlight the risks to their staff and of all workplace reps. the inadequacy of the new Department for n Visit neu.org.uk/ Education (DfE) guidance.” neu-escalation ‘Your union will support you’ “The NEU cannot in good conscience recommend that our CEV members go into the workplace, and we will be advising them not to do so. If a school refuses to allow CEV staff to continue to work from home, then that member increasing rate of infection in primary and Every contract of employment contains should get in touch with their NEU rep – and secondary age children. an implied right that an employee can refuse we, together as a union, will support them.” The NEU believes the Government to attend their workplace if it is unsafe. As lockdown lifted on 2 December, the was deeply irresponsible insisting CEV Section 44 of the Employment Rights Act DfE guidance stated that CEV staff should educators return to the classroom – three 1996 contains protections for employees go back to workplaces despite data from per cent of all teachers and support staff are who exercise their right to stay away from an the Office of National Statistics showing an thought to be CEV. unsafe workplace. SECTION 44 of the Success for Kingsway after CEV concerns Employment Rights Act 1996 establishes the right NEU members at Kingsway Primary School a collective grievance which the school had of employees not to be in Wallasey successfully reached an agreement failed to resolve. subjected to circumstances of danger with their employer over health and safety More than 85 per cent of members voted which the employee reasonably concerns, just one day before strikes at the for industrial action before it was suspended believes to be “serious and imminent”. school were due to start. following the departure of the previous head Visit legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/ A lack of adequate running water at the teacher and an agreement being reached. 18/section/44 school in May and June became a serious Bora Oktas, regional officer of the NEU, concern as pupils and staff were unable to said: “Our members have not only achieved THE NEU is collating a list of all maintain basic hygiene during the height of recognition of their concerns for the health employers – local authorities and the pandemic.
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