
Woodhouse High School
Members of the NUT (National Union of Teachers) and ATL (Association of Teachers and Lecturers) Unions will continue their industrial action in protest against the proposed changes to Secondary Education in Tamworth on Wednesday September 16, once again causing teaching issues in the town’s High Schools. (Read about the original protests here)
As well as disrupting children’s education, members of the unions along with campaigners from the Hands of Tamworth Schools group will travel to London to protest at Landau Forte Academy who are lined up to run the private run Academy that would replace Woodhouse High School, replacing the Sixth Form provision at the other High Schools in Tamworth.
Christine Blower, General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said;
“Our members’ determination to continue their fight against the Council’s proposals is to be applauded. This is a dispute about education provision for the community of Tamworth and ensuring that every community has a good local school. The case against the plans is overwhelming; students, parents and teachers are vehemently opposed to Tamworth’s family of schools being broken up in this way”
5 Responses on More Strikes planned at Town’s High Schools
Are any of the school’s closing?
I think most may stay open.
I can confirm that Rawlett will be open – it says so on the school website:
http://web.rawlett.net/
Just checked the other schools in Tamworth and it looks like Qems will be open and so will Woodhouse. No mention of closing on the other schools website so it looks like they may be open too. Can anyone confirm the info about Belgrave and Wilnecote??
Apologies, I have since amended the post… I read between the lines and got something completely different.
Fresh joke! If a pencil and a piece of paper had a race, which would win? The pencil. (The paper would remain stationary)
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