Tuesday, 10 April 2012 06:32
'The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said a campaign of “mass resistance on the streets” should be launched as early as the autumn in protest over controversial reforms to public sector funding, British media reported.
In an escalation of the war of words between unions and the government, activists called for a repeat of strikes that closed schools across Britain last year - causing chaos for millions of children and parents. They also approved plans for a series of small-scale walk-outs at individual schools threatened with conversation into independent academies.'
In an escalation of the war of words between unions and the government, activists called for a repeat of strikes that closed schools across Britain last year - causing chaos for millions of children and parents. They also approved plans for a series of small-scale walk-outs at individual schools threatened with conversation into independent academies.'
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