Don't want to get into ins and outs (I agree with it).
Just wondering why we have had letters home from both my kids' schools saying there will probably be a strike on the 17th, but they don't know which classes will be open or not. It sounds like some classes will be open and some closed depending on whether the teacher is striking or not. Do the head teachers not know what unions their teachers are affiliated to? Are the teachers involved just letting the schools know that week or when?
Just wanting to plan really and wondering why the schools don't appear to know what's happening.
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Teacher's strike - small question...
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MerryMarigold · 07/10/2013 14:54
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tiggytape ·
07/10/2013 22:55
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