It's been more than five months since teachers first walked out of their classrooms in a dispute with the government over pay and funding.
Although the long-running strike action has caused repeated disruption, Greater Manchester's teachers say they are 'more determined' than ever for their voices to be heard.
"We’re not just going to go ‘oh well, we tried’," said Diannah Miller, a languages teacher at Chorlton High School in south Manchester. "We’ll keep on because it’s just so important."
