School closure dates confirmed during teacher strike action

Many schools will be forced to closed during next week’s teacher strikes.

The SIC has today (Friday) published a list of all Shetland schools affected after the industrial action was confirmed earlier this week.

Four teaching unions said their members would be walking out in a row over pay.

The action will mainly affect primary schools and early learning and childcare settings on Tuesday, with secondary schools set to close on Wednesday.

A number of junior schools will be affected on both of the days.

Several small primary schools will be opening as normal throughout the strikes.

A full list of schools affected can be found on the SIC’s website.

 

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  • Brian Smith

    • January 8th, 2023 16:36

    Well done.

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    • Mr ian Tinkler

      • January 10th, 2023 11:15

      Just who are you addressing, Brian, with your comment “Well done”? This is a tragedy for our children and I see nothing well done by any of the parties in this dispute. Only an idiot would think this is well done!

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