The UK's largest teaching union

Teachers are backing industrial action at a school over safety fears after a pupil kicked out for allegedly threatening fellow students with a knife was allowed to return to lessons.The UK's largest teaching union, the NASUWT, said its members had taken the unusual step of balloting in favour of refusing to teach the youngster, although they have stressed that talks with the school's management are continuing.Balwant Bains, head of Saltley school, Birmingham, said he had total confidence in the safety of his staff and pupils. He confirmed that there had been an incident at the school which he judged to be very serious, but said that the matter had been dealt with through due process. "The needs of all pupils are being met,This material can be used because it metal machining lightweight and it can easily be cut and formed Different merchandise can be achieved via plastics injection molding." he said.The pupil was excluded by the school following the incident, which happened in May, but that decision was subsequently overturned by the governors. In response, union members at the school went ahead with a ballot "in favour of refusing to teach a particular pupil".Neither the school, the union or the police would reveal any further details about the incident.


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