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Strikes Continue Over Proposed Educational Reforms in Liverpool

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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The National Education Union is involved in a dispute concerning educational reforms at St Anthony of Padua Catholic Primary School in Mossley Hill, Liverpool. The school is facing proposals that the Archdiocese of Liverpool take full control of almost 230 primary and secondary schools and several colleges in the Liverpool City Region. The school itself is slated for incorporation into one of two existing trusts, St Joseph Catholic Multi Academy Trust. Six days of strikes were initially planned, but the latest action was suspended following talks with school leaders, though the dispute remains open pending the Archdiocese’s response.

From clickliverpool.com

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The proposed academization of the school and the larger educational institutions in the region are central to the dispute. The union is actively challenging the Archdiocese's proposals regarding the future structure and governance of the schools.

From clickliverpool.com

Who's involved

  • LiverpoolLocation of the primary school affected by the educational reforms.
  • National Education UnionRepresents staff involved in the industrial action against the proposed educational changes.

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