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ATL support is sent termly to all ATL members who work in support roles. It features all the latest news in education and also offers opportunities for readers to share information and experiences with others working in similar roles.
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Code: BUL03 Pages: 4 Published: November 2009
In this issue you can read about the large number of support staff working additional unpaid hours and find out why support staff should join ATL. There's also a rep's story and the news round-up.
Code: BUL03 Pages: 4 Published: June 2009
This issue reports on the first support staff sector conference, outlines the implications for support staff of new rarely cover legislation and demystifies job descriptions and evaluations.
Code: BUL03 Pages: 4 Published: March 2009
This issue offers articles on the progress of the new negotiating body, a wide-reaching ATL survey to canvass your views, pay in the maintained sector, the new rules for SENCOs and a comprehensive explanation of performance management.
Code: BUL03 Pages: 4 Published: October 2008
This issue contains more on the new negotiationg body for support staff, an explanation of the early years foundation stage, stories from learning mentors and ATL's first teaching assistant branch secretary.
Code: BUL03 Pages: 6 Published: June 2008
This issue contains details of the new negotiating body for support staff, advice on dealing with children who wet themselves in school, and a raft of training and CPD opportunities.
Code: BUL03 Pages: 4 Published: April 2008
This issue reports on what the Children's Plan means for support staff, the arrival of the new HLTA standards, the impending national council for school support staff, and pay updates for 2007 and 2008.
