NUT National Executive and Wales Members.

The NUT is one Union serving two nations and dealing with two governments of equal status.

The NUT is both a teachers’ trade union and a union concerned with the welfare of, and the educational provision for, children.

The Annual National Conference is the supreme policy making body of the Union.

The job of the National Executive is to implement and monitor conference policies as well as to provide direction for the general work of the Union.  It also has a responsibility for the prudent control of finances (Members subscriptions) and to ensure efficient and appropriate services to members.

Wales is represented by 3 National Executive Members who are elected biennially.

Angela Davies

School - Caerleon Comprehensive School - 01633 420106

Home - Highnam House, 1 Cwrdy Road, Griffithstown, Torfaen, NP4 5AG

01495 757131

Fax 01495 753304

Mobile 07831 597856

Email - a.davies@executive.nut.org.uk

Vice Chair Wales Committee

Vice Chair Education and Equal Opportunities Committee

Legal and Professional Committee

Membership and Communication Committee

Membership Training Sub Committee

Secondary Advisory Committee.

Neil Foden.

School - Ysgol Friars 01248 364905

Home - Oakmere, 2 Queens Gardens, Craig-don, Llandudno.  LL30 1RU  -  01495 757131

Email - n.foden@executive.nut.org.uk

Chair Stoke Rochford Board

Chair Teacher Editorial Board

Chair Advisory Committee for Head and Deputy Teachers

Wales Committee

Salaries and Conditions of Service Committee

Organisation and Administration Committee

Goronwy Jones

School - Baden Powell Primary School     02920 364905

Home - 17 Insole Grove West, Llandaff, Cardiff.  CF5 2HH

Mobile - 07973 918786

Email - g.jones@executive.nut.org.uk

Chair Wales Committee

Chair Primary Advisory Committee

Vice Chair Legal and Professional Committee

Vice Chair Coordinating and Finance Committee

Education and Equal Opportunity Committee

Membership and Communication Committee.

In addition, our Executive Members meet relevant bodies in Wales (e.g. W.A.G. Estyn, etc) to promulgate NUT views and policies.

The Executive members also attend Association/Division meetings to either/or provide a specific presentation, contribute to agenda items or general discussion/provide information and to listen to local views, aspirations and concerns.