A strong finish to the TUC Women’s Conference 2026.
Our NAHT school leaders came together to share experiences, build connections and champion equality across education. Thank you to all who represented NAHT so proudly.
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Live from TUC Womens Conference Bournemouth
At TUC Women’s Conference, delegates debated Composite 4 on improving maternity and paternity rights. Speaking on the motion, Sharron Morton said: “NAHT calls for fully funded and equitable pay regardless of whether you work in the public or private sector.”
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At TUC Women’s Conference, delegates discussed Motion 11 on equal pay. Julie Kelly said: “NAHT has highlighted the persistent pay gap for years. Women are being paid on average £8,480 less than men in similar roles, and small schools are particularly affected.”
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Ivya Scott delivering a powerful speech as she tells her story of how WASPI have been treated.
300,000 women have died waiting for their compensation.
NEU stands with WASPI women. #TUCWomen2026 #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Brenda Webber from Birmingham speaking passionately about the intersectional impact on women, especially disabled women and Black women, who are disproportionately affected in being believed and in accessing justice. #TUCWomen2026 #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Yesterday at #TUCWomen2026, Sue Kent spoke on Composite 08 – Tackling the Far Right and the Weaponisation of Women and Girls’ Safety, drawing on her own experience as a secondary school teacher. #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Brenda Webber spoke on Motion 30 – Combatting Sexual Harassment, Misogyny and Gender Stereotyping, highlighting the NEU It’s Not OK toolkit. #TUCWomen2026 #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Mairead Canavan moving Comp 06 - Domestic abuse is a workplace issue. #TUCWomen2026 #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Debbie Kahler speaking on motion 37 dealing with sexual harassment in the workplace
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Denise Henry, NEU Black executive seat holder (seconder) Motion 49 – Global Women’s Rights and Solidarity. #TUCWomen2026 #SmashingTheStatusQuo
Debra Beale, NEU vice president, speaking in support of Motion 33 – Strengthening the Worker Protection Act for women and all workers. She mentioned the NEU It’s Not OK toolkit and the importance of effective training for educators to tackle sexism and misogyny.
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Read our report from the first day of #TUCWomen2026, where the NUJ delegation highlighted the harm to women caused by anti-immigrant and racist rhetoric, and the importance of ethical reporting.
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Motion 33: Strengthening the Workers Protection Act
NAHT’s Jan Hatchell spoke at the TUC Women’s Conference today, calling for “quality training, fully‑funded training to impact across our schools.” 💜
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TUC Women’s Conference 2026 is under way 🎉
A powerful start to an important few days.
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