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The EIG also campaigns to improve education in Scotland. We enable members to organise and to collate the experiences and knowledge of education staff to influence the wider education policy development process in Scotland. The group responds to Scottish government and parliamentary inquiries and produces a range of papers to keep members informed about education reform in Scotland.
UNISON represents a range of staff working in all sectors of education. UNISON members are the key workers in early years’ centres and undertake a range of crucial roles in schools, further education colleges and universities as well as the careers advice service. The Education Issues Group (EIG) is where members working in early years’ settings and schools work together to improve the terms and conditions of education members and to ensure that their vital role in education delivery is recognised.

Turas is our digital platform for Health and Social Care staff across Scotland.
September, 29 2020

Glow Connect is the place to get information, help and support for Glow. Here you can find out more about what Glow is, its educational benefits and keep up to date with what is happening with Glow.
Find out about the benefits Glow has for your child’s learning

References:

http://www.unison-scotland.org/service-groups-and-sectors/local-government/education-issues-group/
http://www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/
http://glowconnect.org.uk/
http://www.schoolsearch.co.uk/independent-schools-in-scotland