The NASUWT teaching union has announced plans to ballot members again after failing to meet the turnout threshold for strike action last week.
The trade union’s turnout was just 42 per cent nationally, below the threshold of 50 per centre required by law.
Of those that did vote, around nine in 10 supported strikes and action short of a strike.
Today, the union’s general secretary Dr Patrick Roach said they will announce plans shortly “for further balloting of members”.
The union said more details would be available in the coming days.
