Teachers walking out in Northampton say the government needs to put 'more money' into schools.
Primary teacher Natalie Lane says she has seen "massive" changes in the profession during her 29-year career
Union members from Cedar Road Primary in Northampton have joined an expected 200,000 teachers on strike. Last week, the Conservative government's Education Secretary Gillian Keegan asked the teaching unions to "formal talks on pay, conditions and reform" in exchange for this week's walkouts being suspended.She has said the government hasfor England "which will take real-terms spending on school to its highest level in history".
Ms Lane said: "They've been talking to the government every day and trying to get them around the table - the government just won't do it unless we decide not to hold the strikes.
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