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Cleaners at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) began a 48-hour strike on Tuesday of this week after a 100 percent vote for action.

Around 150 people came to an Education Question Time in south London on Wednesday of last week.

Tory education secretary Michael Gove has set out to destroy progressive education. But he is meeting increasing resistance, and even falling out with some of his friends.

The government's plans to privatise education are mired in financial scandal and under pressure from campaigns by teaching staff, parents and local authorities.

The strike at STEM6 Academy in north London against zero hours contracts and for union recognition shows that if you get organised and fight hard you can win.

Activists in south London have organised an “Education Question Time” to discuss how to defend education.

Further and higher education workers were set to meet to discuss an ongoing pay dispute on Saturday of this week.

When you take on the bullies, they turn out to be cowards. That’s the lesson from a successful strike at Edinburgh College.

The NASUWT teaching union has announced it won’t join a national strike this term to defend teachers.

Lecturers at Edinburgh College struck for three days last week in a bitter dispute over attacks on their terms and conditions.

After years of below-inflation pay rises unions in universities are striking for a real pay increase. Many are demanding that the unions escalate the dispute, says Sadie Robinson

The National Union of Teachers (NUT) announced plans on Friday of last week for a strike across schools in England and Wales for Wednesday 26 March.