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Teachers and support staff to join in public sector day of action

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Schools across the borough faced closure or disruption from a one-day strike today ( July 10), as public sector unions withdrew their labour in protest against government cutbacks.

In some schools, teachers, support staff and kitchen staff decided to support the strike which has been called by members of the NUT, GBM and Unison.

Seven of the borough's 15 secondary schools said they would be fully shut as NUT (National Union of Teacher) members join firefighters and council staff in industrial action.

A number of schools were partially closed. Hounslow Council said it would be seeking to maintain services to the most vulnerable sections of the community.

In Chiswick, schools which confirmed closure include;

Strand on the Green schools, Grove Park Primary School and Chiswick School.

Most schools have already alerted parents by letter or email or on the school website.

Last March a one-day strike by the NUT affected 5,000 primaries across the UK.

Across the borough the secondary school situation is:

Closed/Partly Closed

Gunnersbury Catholic School, Brentford - only open for year 10 pupils

Cranford Community College - revision sessions and day trip still taking place

Green School for Girls, Isleworth - open as normal for years nine, 10 and 12

Gumley House Convent School, Isleworth - no lessons for years seven, eight and 10 (summer open morning still going ahead)

St Mark's Catholic School, Hounslow - all pupils in except those in year 10

OPEN AS NORMAL

Isleworth & Syon School

Lampton School, Hounslow

Reach Academy, Feltham

 

 
July 9, 2014