Teachers

Teachers are among just one of the many professions striking

Who is striking and when in 2023? Chloe Clarke

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch (centre) on an RMT picket line during January’s strike (Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)

Who is on strike today? Teachers & junior doctors included Patrick Hollis

Rail workers will stage a series of fresh strikes in March and April (Photo: Getty Images)

Strike action taking place in March 2023 in the UK - including NEU Patrick Hollis

Children on World Book Day.

Teachers strikes fall on same day as World Book Day Sophie Wills

World Book Day 2023 is coming - everything you need to know Daniel Mcneil

Teachers' unions members and supporters hold a strike rally in Guildhall Square on Tuesday morning. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2308GS 69

Derry strike rally hears cuts are ‘amputations’ to ‘already bleeding system’ Kevin Mullan

Teachers' unions members and supporters hold a strike rally in Guildhall Square on Tuesday morning. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2308GS 64

News 39 photographs of education and health workers staging rally for pay in Derry George Sweeney and Kevin Mullan

MPs have been given a 2.9% pay rise, starting from April 1.

MPs to get 2.9% pay rise, taking salaries to over £86,000 Sophie Wills

St John’s Green Primary School in Colchester said they were forced to sack staff as they could no longer cope with the rising costs of energy bills.

Teachers and staff of UK school fired after energy bills soar Rahmah Ghazali

Representatives of National Education Union (NEU), Communication Workers Union (CWU) and the public-service union Unison join a rally by the University and College Union (UCU).

UK mass strike will see half a million workers walk out today Sophie Wills

Who is striking in February 2023? Full list of all industrial action Ethan Evans

Schools in Scotland are set to close in January as teachers prepare to walk out again in pay dispute. Picture: Lisa Ferguson.

Schools in England and Wales to shut if teachers take strike action Beth Franklin

Pupils enjoying school dinners

Teachers organisations join Jamie Oliver call for free school meals Dennis Morton

For many people the positive impact their teachers had on them is never forgotten (photo: Adobe)

School's out for summer: teachers leave lasting impression Fiona Evans

Former Derry MLA Pat Ramsey. (File picture)

Letter to the Editor: Sectarianism never played a part in the Catholic schools’ ... Pat Ramsey, Former MLA

Pictured l-r are Fionnuala Gormley, Niamh Ni Cana, Environmental Education Coordinator and Scott Howes, Strategic Lead, Climate Action at Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, and Gabriel Gormley (Picture by Philip Magowan / PressEye)

News Derry schools and groups advised of pioneering new Carbon Literacy programmes Brendan McDaid

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The climate crisis is scary - how do we tell our kids about it? Fiona Evans

Education Minister Michelle McIlveen

New app launched to help safegurd children online Daire Ní Chanáin

The majority of teachers are aware that children are attending school without ha... Richard Jenkins

Schools could bring in ‘week in, week out’ rotas if Covid R rate starts to rise (Photo: Shutterstock)

Schools could bring in ‘week in, week out’ rotas if Covid R rate starts to rise Ethan Shone

Huge increase in NI vaccine delivery capacity to start next month Andrew Quinn

Key workers will get first priority for Covid vaccine after over-50s - including teachers and police (Photo by Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Key workers will get first priority for Covid vaccine after over-50s - including... Ethan Shone

‘Teachers in my own school blow me away’ says Claudy headmaster Michael O’Kane o... Kevin Mullan

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Today is World Teachers' Day - here's what that means and how the world is celeb... Alex Nelson

Children and staff from Ardnashee School and College and members of the PTA are presented with a cheque for £15,000 by a group of cyclists who cycled over 16,000km.

Teachers at Ardnashee 'bursting with pride' as cyclists raise £15,000 for kids Simon Collins

‘It’s important everyone feels safe.If not we’re not going anywhere’ Kevin Mullan

A-Level students received their results on Thursday morning (Getty Images)

Some pupils and teachers have called this year's A level results unfair - here's... Finlay Greig

Garry Matthewson, Principal of Holy Family Primary School, addressing a public meeting last year.

Health Teachers concerned about impact of Covid-19 on children’s mental health and well... By The Newsroom