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NUT union members at George Monoux college in east London were set to strike on Thursday of this week.

Tens of thousands of teachers struck on Tuesday of this week. The walkouts by NUT and NASUWT union members shut schools across the Midlands, Yorkshire and Eastern regions of England.

Teachers plan to walk out against attacks on their pay, pensions and conditions, writes Sadie Robinson

Teachers rallied in London and Nottingham last Saturday in the run-up to regional strikes next month to defend pay, pensions, conditions and education.

United strikes by teachers next month can defend workers’ conditions and children’s education—and hit the government hard, writes Sadie Robinson

Workers at Uplands school in Leicestershire struck on Wednesday of last week to defend jobs.

Hundreds of thousands of teachers across England and Wales are gearing up for a programme of action against Tory attacks.

Right wing newspapers made much of a survey on attitudes to teachers’ pay last week.

Teachers, parents and others are fighting new plans by Tory education secretary Michael Gove to grade children.

Teachers at the Alec Reed Academy in Ealing, west London, met last week following the sacking of a teacher.

The two biggest teachers’ unions covering England and Wales, the NUT and NASUWT, have announced national and regional strikes in their campaign to defend pensions, pay and conditions.