What does EIS stand for?

Educational Institute of Scotland

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The figures came just a week after Education Secretary Fiona Hyslop sparked a row when she backed the Educational Institute of Scotland, after it declared education had 'moved on' from focusing solely on exam attainment.

Could do better - the damning verdict on nation's failing schools

The Educational Institute of Scotland, of which my dad and I are both members, represent over 80 per cent.

Letter: Your view - Warning bell

The Educational Institute of Scotland, said: "Vandalism in schools causes frustration and diverts money that could be better used for valuable educational purposes.

Crime rise in schools

The Educational Institute of Scotland insist teachers are "fed up" dealing with unruly kids and want to send them for a time-out in off-site units.

Teachers in 'sin bin' kids plea

A spokesman for the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) said: 'The lack ofpermanent jobs opportunities following the probation year is a very serious andgrowing problem for young teachers.

New teachers struggling to find jobs

The Educational Institute of Scotland said the practice was "harrowing" for families and left pupils distressed when children disappeared suddenly.

Teachers' leaders in raids warning

And the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) said incidents of violence against staff had gone up from 4501 in 2001/2002 to 5412 this year, a rise of more than 20 per cent.

Teachers safety bid

But the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) told MSPs that smaller classsizes needed to be continued into secondary schools - otherwise youngsterscould suffer.

Teachers hit out at SNP's plan to trim class sizes