Schools Follow

Hundreds of parents, children, teachers and others marched in London against school cuts today, Sunday.

Strikes at a primary school in Ealing, west London, have scored a significant victory in a battle against academies.

Parents, school workers, children and others will gather in central London this Sunday for a carnival against the cuts.

Teachers at a number of London schools struck this week against cuts and the threats to education.

NUT union general secretary Kevin Courtney has congratulated pickets at Forest Hill School for striking over cuts – and urged them to keep fighting.

Thousands of public sector workers met in Brighton this week at the national and sector conferences of Britain's largest union, Unison.

Teachers at two west London schools were out on strike on Tuesday of this week. NUT union members at Drayton Green primary school began a two-day strike on Tuesday. Those at Dormers Wells High School began a three-day strike.

Parents, teachers, children and others are preparing to protest against school funding cuts in London. The demonstration is expected to be on Sunday 16 July.

An Islamophobic scheme to accuse Muslims of taking over Birmingham schools was further exposed as a lie last week. Sadie Robinson says the scandal is how Muslims were demonised

Parents, teachers, children and others joined several protests against school funding cuts last weekend.

More than 1,000 people gathered in Mile End Park in east London this evening, Wednesday, in a fantastic show of opposition to school funding cuts.

Parents, children, teachers and others joined a nationwide day of action yesterday, Friday, against cuts to school funding.