Parents forced to cut work hours to look after children during teachers' strike

Parents have described being forced to cut their working hours and struggling to juggle their jobs and childcare as teachers walked out on Tuesday.

Although Mr Baker said he understood the teachers’ perspective, he felt the continuing strikes were a matter that “needs to get sorted now.

Jules Lemon, who works in administration, said she had had to cut her working hours because industrial action meant after-school clubs at her son’s school were not running.

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