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The Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association (SSTA) is Scotland's second largest teachers' union. It was created to focus on secondary education issues in reaction to the perception of national influence exercised by the primary education sector.

Founded1944; 82 years ago (1944)
HeadquartersEdinburgh
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MembersIncrease 5,966 (2024)[1]
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SSTA
Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association
Founded1944; 82 years ago (1944)
HeadquartersEdinburgh
Location
MembersIncrease 5,966 (2024)[1]
General Secretary
Seamus Searson
President
Monique Dreon-Goold
Key people
Iain Glennie, AGS and Euan Duncan, AGS
AffiliationsEI,GFTU
Websitewww.ssta.org.uk
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The SSTA is affiliated to Education International.[3]

Aims

The SSTA claims that it aims to advance education in Scotland and promote the interests of Scottish secondary teachers.[4]

In recent years it has campaigned for a reduction in the excessive workload secondary teachers face.[5][6] It also regularly raises the issue of the violence teachers face at work, and issues of growing levels of poor behaviour in schools.[7][8][9]

Past presidents

  • 1944 - J G Lindsey M.A, B.Sc, F.R.S.E.
  • 1945 - James Porter M.A.
  • 1947 - W M L Dewar M.A.
  • 1949 - Agnes McKendrick M.A.
  • 1951 - Alexander Allan M.A.
  • 1953 - Alexander R Robertson M.A.
  • 1955 - Arthur D Brown B.Com.
  • 1957 - James Docherty M.A.
  • 1959 - J N C Clark M.A., Ph.D.
  • 1961 - Albert Anderson M.A B.Sc.
  • 1963 - James Miller M.A., B.Sc.
  • 1965 - David Low B.Sc.
  • 1967 - Neil Foggie D.A.
  • 1969 - Gladys M Cairns M.A.
  • 1971 - John Vallely M.A., B.A.
  • 1973 - E R Landsman M.A.
  • 1975 - L H Inglis Dip.Tech
  • 1977 - J McD Roy D.A.
  • 1979 - Alistair B Fulton M.A.
  • 1981 - John D Gray M.A M.Sc.
  • 1983 - Douglas Campbell M.A.
  • 1985 - Donald C Halliday B.Sc.
  • 1987 - Thomas Wallace B.Sc.
  • 1989 - Ian M Goldsack M.A.
  • 1991 - John Small B.Ed.
  • 1993 - Marie T Allan M.A
  • 1995 - Barbara E Clark M.A.
  • 1997 - William A L Guthrie B.Sc.
  • 1999 - William S Fitzpatrick B.A.
  • 2001 - George M T Sturrock M.A.
  • 2003 - Alan McKenzie M.A.
  • 2005 - Albert F S McKay B.Sc.
  • 2007 - Ann L Ballinger B.A.
  • 2009 - Peter Wright M.A.
  • 2011 - Margaret Smith B.A., B.Ed.
  • 2013 - James B Forbes M.A.
  • 2015 - Euan Duncan B.A.[10]
  • 2017 - Kevin Campbell B.Sc.[11]
  • 2019 - John Guidi B.Sc.
  • 2021 - Catherine Nicol B.Sc.[12][13][14]
  • 2023 - Stuart Hunter[15][16]

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