Parents' council says teachers strike is 'unnecessary burden'

The organisation representing parents of children in secondary education has said it believes there is nothing to be gained from the planned November 24 strike action by teachers which will affect some 800,000 pupils.

The organisation representing parents of children in secondary education has said it believes there is nothing to be gained from the planned November 24 strike action by teachers which will affect some 800,000 pupils.

Rose Tully of the National Parents Council Post Primary says such action is unfair on parents and children.

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