Doug McAvoy, secrétaire général du Syndicat national des enseignants (NUT), s'adresse à la Conférence de Harrogate. 16/11/00: McAvoy a accusé le gouvernement de semer des divisions entre les écoles après que les tables de ligue ont montré que ceux qui obtiennent de l'argent supplémentaire sont en avance. * il a dit que les tables continuaient à pénaliser les écoles travaillant contre la cote. 'Les chools qui doivent travailler pour surmonter, par exemple, la privation socio-économique, la désillusion avec l'éducation nourrie par de faibles attentes chez les parents, les niveaux élevés d'itinérance, n'ont pas le crédit qu'ils méritent.' *17/04/01 délégués de gauche au

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Doug McAvoy, the General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) gives his address to Conference in Harrogate. 16/11/00: McAvoy accused the Government of sowing divisions between schools after league tables showed those that get extra cash are pulling ahead. * He said the tables continued to penalise schools working against the odds. "Schools which have to work to overcome, for example, socio-economic deprivation, disillusion with education fed by low expectations among parents, high levels of homelessness, do not get the credit they deserve." *17/04/01 Left-wing delegates at the National Union of Teachers annual conference were, making a last-ditch attempt to get union policy changed after suffering two heavy defeats. After twice failing to get industrial action over teacher shortages restarted after it was put on hold for talks with the Government and the councils over workload and pay, they were hoping for victory on a new battlefront with bosses. NUT bosses had a closer call on Monday when they narrowly defeated a demand for an open-ended commitment to industrial action, including strikes, by less than 4, 000 votes. Members voted 102, 058 to 98, 150 against a plan for rolling industrial action up to and including strike action, and consideration of a ballot for a one-day strike. NUT General Secretary Doug McAvoy disclosed he had expected to lose that vote but added that there had been a shift in the mood of the conference towards the stance taken by the far-left this year. 13/04/2004: Mr McAvoy, The National Union of Teachers general secretary, leader of the largest teaching union said today April 13 2004, New Labour is bent on trying to 'destroy the education service' and turn schools into the equivalent of Tesco stores.

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