here in the north of england. secondary schools say they are prioritising pupils who are facing exams, including year 11s and those taking gcses. in previous action by the national education union in england, more than half of schools completely closed or partially. this primary school teacher, who has taught for 17 years, says he is joining the strike today as a last resort. my son is 16, he s doing his gcses. he s not going to school today because of the strike. i fully understand why his teachers are not going in. 0bviously, he s losing out. with teachers i would say the workload is a huge issue. when you have a massive workload and you are not being rewarded in your salary, it makes people a little sickened. the action coincides with strikes by the educational institute of scotland and two other unions. the national association of head teachers in wales started action short of a strike at the beginning of february. most teachers in northern ireland walked out for half a day
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