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Congratulations on your new job and wishing you a long and happy career in teaching.
The NUT is a source of advice and information for you to access anytime you have a query or problem about your pay and conditions of service in school. Check out your membership card for your first local port of call. You can also contact the division secretaries who deal with issues across the whole County.
If you are unable to get in contact with any local officers then the regional office details are also on this site and on the back of the newsletter.
There are six local associations of the National Union of Teachers in Norfolk. You will be a member of the association that covers the area your school is in. You are also able to join the local association that covers where you live so if it is more convenient to attend meetings closer to home rather than school then please contact the relevant local association to find out how to do this.
If you have any queries about your new school life (for example NQ time, induction issues, PPA) then please contact
Kendra Deacon (Young Teachers' Representative and Assistant Division Secretary - covering the West and Primary Schools)
kendradeacon@yahoo.co.uk or 01945 475266
Mike Smith (Assistant Division Secretary covering Secondary Schools)
mike_billysmith@lineone.net
Tony Mulgrew (Division Secretary covering everything!)
norfolknut@aol.com or 01362 637292
Please go to the Young Teachers' page for more more detail about your rights and conditions of service.
The NUT also offers training - see the training section on this website as well the national website
www.teachers.org.uk
NEWLY QUALIFIED TEACHERS (NQTs)
IN ENGLAND AND WALES
FREE PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
DURING YOUR INDUCTION YEAR
AT THE NUT’S EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTRE*
NQTs – DEVELOPING & SUPPORTING
MEMBERS NQTs – GETTING BEHAVIOUR RIGHT
FOR: NUT MEMBERS WHO ARE NQTs OR TRAINING IN A SCHOOL-BASED ROUTE (INCL. GRADUATE, REGISTERED, OVERSEAS TRAINED AND ‘TEACH FIRST’) FOR: ALL Newly Qualified Teachers IN THEIR INDUCTION YEAR – Open to NUT members and others.
Tutors: Staff from NUT Tutors: PETE HREKOW & LIZ FLOYER
Aims:
• how the Union can support and protect you;
• NUT advice about induction;
• what the NUT stands for; and
• how to get more involved with your Union. Aims:
• understanding pupil behaviour;
• identifying behaviour/classroom organisation strategies that work;
• exploring communication and power;
• the language of choice;
• an introduction to disturbed behaviour.
Code: NQ/08 Code: TF/31
Dates: Friday, 25 to Sunday, 27 January ‘08
(lunchtime on day 1 to lunchtime on day 3) Dates: Friday,14 and Saturday, 15 March ‘08
(11.00 a.m. on day 1 to 2.30 p.m. on day 2)
To apply: training@nut.org.uk
To apply: nutcpd@nut.org.uk
Venue*:
(for all) Stoke Rochford Hall, Nr Grantham, Lincolnshire NG33 5EJ
FREE taxi can be requested from/to Grantham Station (15 minute journey).
FREE parking and easy access from A1.
Travel costs can be reclaimed by NUT members (with receipts/or on mileage)
IMPROVING BEHAVIOUR IN THE CLASSROOM
FOR: GRTP TEACHERS (Training via the Graduate, Registered and ‘Teach First’ routes)
Tutors: PETE HREKOW & PAUL HOWARD
Aims:
• Auditing teaching for effective learning
• managing behaviour
• behaviour and learning
• behaviour and relationships
Code: TF/30
Dates: Friday, 15 and Saturday, 16 February 2008 (11.00 a.m. on day 1 to 2.30 p.m. on day 2)
To apply: email nutcpd@nut.org.uk
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If you are interested in attending either the Young Teachers' Conference or Annual Conference then please contact your Local Association about coming along to a meeting to get nominated. Once you have been nominated and are in contact with your local association them these conferences will be FREE to you - you will not go out of pocket.
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