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Think again about Lickhill closure

2:27pm Sunday 4th May 2008

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I AM not a member of NUT myself but fully support those who are.

It is important to encourage people to go into teaching and stay. Not just because of the pay naturally, but also to enjoy it!

What I found most amusing with the story about the teachers' strike was Liz Eyre's comment: "I do not support action that causes problems for schools and interferes with the education of our young people."

I thought that was exactly what she likes to support, reading about the closure of Lickhill Primary School. Maybe she needs to think it through once again?

LOUISE TENCH, Stourport

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