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London teachers show way to win

Red Weekly No. 94, 27 March 1975 · p. 12 of the scan · 316 words

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page 12 of the scan

Registered with rhe Poer Office we a newspaper, Published by Reizochen for Red Weekly, J82 Pentowvite Rood, London N. 1. 101-837 6954 press, accustor is people to sach coppessive moves.

die sent strikes. Nationally. and locally, Vice Chancellon, pickets bood lo be have lo help over such issues as the deleno of Lie Eldon Square pickets.

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LATE AGAIN, HIGGINS YOU SEEM TO THINK THAT IN A TIME OF ECONOMIC CRISIS THIS LONDON TEACHERS have won an important victory against attempts by the Inser London Education Authority to discipline' teachers for taking part in unofficial strikes.

Teachers at South Hackney school, who went on strike on 14 January to join the TUC lobby of Parliument in support of the Shrow sbury pickets, did not even have to answer the charges. Their Board of Governors decided that there was At Phoenix special school in East London, teschers joled the 23 Jaouary lobby of the Burnham Commit tee discussing teachers pay. Bre Briault, ILEA's Chief Education Officer and the moving force behind the victunisation campaign, again encouraged the Board of Governors to take discipalary action. In the end the Board decided that no dise iplinary action should he Caken, and one gavernor even moved that the teachers should be congratulated for Joining the strikes!

cont. page 11 NO SACK FOR - SAY MP.

DOESN'T IT?

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