Sarah Kilpatrick elected as deputy general secretary of NEU
Kilpatrick has been an art teacher since 2006, a workplace representative for 1-years, and spent three years as a lead MAT representative
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Sarah Kilpatrick has been elected as deputy general secretary of the National Education Union (NEU).
The election for deputy general secretary of the National Education Union closed yesterday (30 September) at noon, with Kilpatrick receiving 88% of votes.
Kilpatrick has been an art teacher since 2006, a workplace representative for 10 years, and spent three years as a lead MAT representative.
She has served on the national executive since 2021 and is the current national president of the NEU and chair of the Arts and Minds campaign.
Daniel Kebede, general secretary of the NEU, said: “Sarah and I were young teachers together in the north east and have known each other for over a decade. I am more than confident she has the skills and experience to equip her to deliver on our shared agenda for members.
“Sarah is fully committed to working with me to ensure our union goes from strength to strength at this vital time. Sarah has long demonstrated she is passionate about campaigning for the world class education system our children deserve.”
He added: “We offer our commiserations to Kacey De Groot. We thank her for her contribution to the national executive.”
