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4th October 2013, 1:00am

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On Tuesday, thousands of teachers in several English regions participated in a one-day strike over pay and conditions, and the pace of government educational reform. Many took to Twitter to discuss the action.

I’m standing up for a profession that has lost well-deserved respect due to this government.

@SmileMaths

I’m on strike for the future of a state education system focused on children’s needs run by professional, trusted teachers.

@red_wellies

I suspect many will be using the day to catch up on work. So physically not in classroom but still working.

@janboo

I cannot continue to teach in this climate. Workload unmanageable, no work-life balance. But I am looking after my ill toddler.

@sethsmamam.

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