Wed, 07/11/2012 - 13:44

Teachers start two day strike at Connaught School, Leyton

Teachers at Connaught School started a two day strike today (Wed 7th) against plans to force the school to become an academy. There were more than thirty people on the picket line, and all NUT members at the school were out on strike. NASUWT are balloting for strike action.

The teachers said they had received welcome support from the teachers at Stratford School, also striking  at the moment against attempts by the head to dock their pay by 15% for carrying out the ongoing NUT work to rule.

The picket will start at 7:15 am tomorrow and pickets welcome support from the community.

Recent articles

This article was published on 7 November 2012 by the SolFed group in North London. Other recent articles:

Other Posts

SolFed North London - Open Meeting on the 23rd of November 2-4pm (posted 12. November)
Tue 26th Nov 7pm London - Reading Group 05 – Anarchism and The Black Revolution (posted 9. November)
Tue 29th Oct 7pm London - Reading Group 04 – Palestine, Mon Amour (posted 1. October)
Tue 24th Sep 7pm London - Reading Group 03 – Practical Pamphlets - Workmates, Anarcho-Syndicalism in Puerto Real (posted 4. September)
Tue 27th Aug 7pm London - Reading Group 02 – Fighting for Ourselves, by SolFed IWA (posted 31. July)

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