Union bosses have threatened further strike action at Worthing High School as governors continue to press ahead with the controversial move to academy status.
Pupils return to lessons today in the midst of a divided school, with the majority of parents and teachers opposing the senior staff’s plans.
Teachers went on strike before the summer holidays with 85% of the school’s most represented union voting in favour of industrial action.
However the proposal has now advanced with the secretary of state, Michael Gove, last month agreeing to the conversion “in principal”.
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