Sixth form college funding has been cut by 26% since 2010, leaving teachers and students in a desperate situation, struggling with more and more resources being cut. To add insult to injury, teachers are only being offered a 1% pay rise after enduring a 15% pay cut in real terms since 2010. Now 25 colleges have managed to beat the anti-trade union laws ridiculously high ballot thresholds and are out on strike, with more set to follow.
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6th form strike ballot: vote yes to decent pay!
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Running time: 10 min 11 sec Watch 2 min version on Twitter 6th form college staff have just voted in an indicative ballot for strike action in huge numbers. The 85% yes vote on a […]

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Striking teachers give free maths lesson outside Parliament
22nd March 2016
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Film length: 6:31 David Cameron is telling everyone that by cutting 22% of sixth form funding since 2010, he’s actually “protecting” it and providing “better funding”. So striking teachers from City & Islington hold free […]

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NUT public meeting, Shrewsbury (excerpt)
9th February 2016
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Film length: 2:53 A taster of the packed NUT public meeting In Shrewsbury on February 8 over the proposed merger of three sixth form colleges into one. Full film to come at the end of […]