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1. neu.org.uk › advice › your-rights-workWorkload and working hours | National Education Union

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   Jun 26, 2024 · Teachers in the UK continue to work more intensively and for longer hours than any other profession. There is no better time to act to reduce workload in your workplace.

   • Directed time and how to tackle workload in your school

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2. www.nasuwt.org.uk › advice › conditions-of-serviceDirected Time and the 32.5-hour Week (England) - NASUWT

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   Jul 20, 2023 · In England, local authority maintained schools operating according to the School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document (STPCD) must open for 195 days, of which a classroom teacher can only be directed by the headteacher to work for up to a maximum of 1,265 hours over 195 days of the year.

3. www.nasuwt.org.uk › advice › conditions-of-serviceTackling Excessive Teacher Workload (England and Wales)

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   Teachers and school leaders in England and Wales cite workload as the number one concern about their job. Excessive workload has a huge impact on teachers’ health, safety and wellbeing and undermines teachers’ ability to teach effectively.

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5. www.nasuwt.org.uk › teachers-working-hoursTeachers’ Working Hours - NASUWT

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   The NAUSWT’s guide to teaches’ contractual rights regarding their working hours covers directed time in England, Northern Ireland and Wales and the working time agreement in Scotland.

6. neu.org.uk › advice › your-rights-workDirected Time FAQ - National Education Union

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Teachers covered by the School Teachers Pay and Condition Document (STPCD) in England and Wales are contractually required to work for a maximum of 1265 hours over 195 days in a year. You can work out your Directed Time by requesting a breakdown of this (Directed Time Calendar) from Senior Management.

7. www.bbc.co.uk › news › education-27087942What hours do teachers really work? - BBC News

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   Apr 19, 2014 · Teaching hours are a minority of a teachers' workload, according to this survey. A primary school teacher will spend on average 19 hours a week of timetabled teaching.

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   Are teachers entitled to reasonable working hours?

   • Teachers are entitled to reasonable working hours which enable them to have time away from work during the evenings, at weekends and during the holidays. Teachers should not be expected to attend any meetings outside of school session times which are not within the school’s published directed time calendar.

   Tackling Excessive Teacher Workload (England and Wales)

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   How many hours can a teacher work?

   • It is only if the teacher is directed to work during this cushion of time that the 1,265 hour limit may be reached. “At the moment the highest hours for any teacher is 1,235. This includes trapped time. The time budget is negotiated annually at the end of the summer term, utilising the NEU’s directed time calculator.”

   Directed time and how to tackle workload in your school

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   Are teachers working out of school?

   • The workload survey confirms that teachers are putting in a lot of hours outside of the school day, before 8am, after 6pm and at weekends. For primary classroom teachers, 23.8% of their hours are worked out of school each week, with secondary head teachers working 21.5% and secondary classroom teachers 21.4%.

   What hours do teachers really work? - BBC News

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   How many hours can a teacher work a year in England?

   • In England, local authority maintained schools operating according to the School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document (STPCD) must open for 195 days, of which a classroom teacher can only be directed by the headteacher to work for up to a maximum of 1,265 hours over 195 days of the year.

   Directed Time and the 32.5-hour Week (England) - NASUWT

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   How many hours a year can a teacher be directed?

   • In particular, teachers in maintained schools can only be directed by the headteacher for a maximum of 1,265 hours per year. Any additional teacher time needed to deliver a longer school week will need to be incorporated into a school’s directed time allocations’.

   Directed Time and the 32.5-hour Week (England) - NASUWT

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   How many hours a week does a teacher spend teaching?

   • Teaching hours are a minority of a teachers' workload, according to this survey. A primary school teacher will spend on average 19 hours a week of timetabled teaching. It's similar for secondary school classroom teachers, averaging 19.6 hours. Secondary school head teachers have much lower levels of classroom time, at 2.8 hours per week.

   What hours do teachers really work? - BBC News

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9. neu.org.uk › latest › libraryDirected time and how to tackle workload in your school

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   May 25, 2023 · All schools should have a calendar of the activities which make up teachers’ directed time –consulted on with staff via trade unions. Individual teachers should also have personal directed time calendars which reflect the school’s calendar and show their own individual commitments.