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NSTN Meeting - Shortage of Work - Contacting MPs

NSTN Meeting on the 20th November 2024 concerning shortage of work, accessing benefits and contacting MPs.

21 Nov 2024

Members only

NSTN New School Year Meeting - September 24

A meeting about sharing information on the NSTN Association website, especially for new supply teachers. Also an update on AWR over the summer.

13 Sep 2024

Members only

NSTN Conference 2024 - 24th February

The NSTN are excited to announce the inaugural National Supply Teachers Conference on the 24th February 2024.

5 Feb 2024

Members only

Class Action - Umbrella Companies & Holiday Pay

Put in a claim for unpaid holiday pay and/or unlawful umbrella deductions.

5 Feb 2024

Unlawful Deductions & Holiday Pay Meeting - 19-02-24 - Minutes

Minutes of meeting held on Mon 19th Feb 2024 concerning a campaign against unlawful deduction from wages and better holiday pay for supply teachers.

19 Jan 2024

Members only

NSTN Meeting #1 - 10-01-24 - Minutes

Minutes of the meeting held on Wednesday 10th January 2024

12 Jan 2024

Members only

Proxi - The Agency Alternative

A not-for-profit teacher cooperative

16 Jun 2023

Cleaning Up Agencies

The laws the agencies should be following explained

24 May 2023

Pay Through Umbrella Companies

A Comparison With Direct Pay

24 May 2023

Survival Kit For Supply Staff During The Summer Holidays

How to survive the summer both financially and with your wellbeing intact.

24 May 2023

Holiday Pay - Make Your Claim

An article about the Harpur Judgement and how to claim

23 May 2023

Members only

The National Supply Teachers Network (Ltd) is registered in England and Wales under company number 091-165648 at 88 Planewood Gardens, Lowton, Warrington, WA3 2BS. ***Disclaimer*** The National Supply Teachers Network (Ltd) has been created by supply educators, for supply educators. All advice is given in good faith but is purely advice gained from years of working as supply staff and is not legal advice. For legal advice, please contact your teaching union. If you are not a member of a union, we would highly recommend you join one of the teaching unions.