School pupils across the country face disruption as Unison members begin three days of strike action.
- All schools, educational and childcare facilities will be closed and then reopen normally on Friday 29 September.- 29 secondaries will remain open to S4, 5 and 6 students but primaries are shut and younger secondary students will be at home. Glasgow Gaelic Schools and ASL schools will also remain closed to pupils.- The council has sent letters to all Highland schools to inform them of the decision for their school to remain open or closed. It is expected that 27 schools will remain open.
Cherry Tree Early Years Centre, Space Place Early Years Centre and Wallacetown Early Years Centre will operate as normal.- Stirling council said some schools and nurseries will remain open and parents and guardians will be contacted directly with more details.
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