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School and college leaders to hold national strike ballot for first time

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The Association of School and College Leaders is due to hold a formal ballot for national strike action in England for the first time in its history.

The ASCL said the school funding crisis, the erosion of teacher and leader pay and conditions and staff shortages were the main factors behind the decision.

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