Schools across Australia are facing disruptions as teachers’ unions prepare to escalate industrial action, with plans to split classes in response to ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions. The move comes as educators warn of potential learning impacts for students if the conflict persists, while authorities weigh further measures to address staffing shortages. With tensions rising, parents and communities are growing concerned about how the stoppages will affect daily routines and educational continuity. The situation highlights broader challenges in the education sector amid unresolved negotiations.
Schools grappling with class 'splitting' as union flags industrial action ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
