SCHOOLS in Derbyshire have started to announce their plans ahead of a strike by the National Union of Teachers this week.
Council and school workers, carers, social workers, refuse collectors, street cleaners and teaching assistants, belonging to the Unite, GMB and Unison unions, are also among those taking industrial action on Thursday (July 10).
The action comes as part of disputes with the Government over pay rises, retirement ages and pensions.
These are the schools which have revealed their plans so far.
City schools:
Brookfield Primary, Mickleover - partially closed
Hardwick Primary School - closed
County schools:
Alfreton Park Special School - closed
Ashgate Croft Special School, Chesterfield - closed
Field House Infant School, Ilkeston - partial closure, S2, R1 and both nursery morning and afternoon sessions open.
Hilltop Infant and Nursery School, Ashbourne - closed
Hilton Primary School - closed
John Port School, in Etwall - closed to year seven, eight and nine pupils.
Killamarsh Infant and Nursery School- partial closure Is your school affected by the strike? Let us know at newsdesk@derbytelegraph.co.uk or via the Derby Telegraph Facebook or Twitter (@DerbyTelegraph) pages.
