A sourced record of teacher-employment commitments, political statements, press coverage and official statistics. It is designed to make claims easy to check, not to turn manifestos into campaign verdicts.
Manifesto review in progress. Selected source extracts; campaign approval is still pending. This is not a complete policy audit or an assessment of delivery.
Official school census
From 13% to 57% and back to 23%.
Share of each Teacher Induction Scheme cohort in a full-time permanent post in a publicly funded Scottish school the following September.
2025
23%
2024/25 cohort · September 2025
The latest census point: 23% full-time permanent, down from a high of 57%.
Why I launched a campaign for teacher job security
8 July 2021 · Tes
Gemma Munro describes founding Scotland’s Teachers Working Together for Fair Employment after post-probation unemployment. The piece uses #letusteach. It is not STfP.
Manifesto extracts are linked to their source PDF and page. The current manifesto review is deliberately bounded and is not presented as a complete audit of every education policy in every document. A blank comparison cell means no matching teacher-employment commitment was identified in this review; it does not mean a party is opposed to the policy. Delivery is not assessed here.
Coverage is curated rather than a live news feed. Earlier campaigns are labelled separately from Scottish Teachers for Permanence. The chart uses the official school-census series for full-time permanent posts after induction.
Your visit, your choice.
Optional anonymous analytics help us understand which public pages and sections are useful. Forms, member spaces and admin pages are excluded.