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» Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Strikes

Asked if the PM was pleased with the number of schools that planned to stay open, the PMS said that the figures set out by the Education Secretary were incomplete as teachers were not obliged to tell their schools if they would be going on strike. The PMS said that there would be an update on the figures and a more complete picture to come.

Asked if academies were more likely to stay open, the PMS said it was difficult to draw firm conclusions as nearly half had not yet responded.

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