‘Lots of schools’ in England and Wales may temporarily close next week, as more than 100,000 teachers stage industrial action. The Department for Education suggests agency staff and even volunteers could be used to cover classes on strike days.
‘Lots of schools’ in England and Wales may temporarily close next week, as more than 100,000 teachers stage industrial action.
She said this would be the case particularly ‘in areas where the NEU is the biggest union and has a really strong density, likeThe NEU predicts that the upcoming strikes, in February and March, will affect 23,400 schools in total.
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