Schools across Cumbria will close at least partially because of a planned teachers' strike.
NUT members nationally will walk out tomorrow in a row over pay and conditions.
There are about 3,000 NUT members across Cumbria and, with uncertainty over whether teachers will strike, many schools have confirmed they will be forced to at least partially close.
A list of schools, in alphabetical order, which have confirmed they will be closing is below. This list will be updated as more details are released.
All Saints' CofE School, Cockermouth - closed to children in years 3 and 6
Appleby Primary School – closed to class 2.4
Barrow Island Community Primary School, Barrow
Belle Vue primary, Carlisle - closed for years 3 and 4
Bishop Harvey Goodwin School, Carlisle
Brampton primary, Brampton
Brook Street Primary School, Carlisle
Broughton primary, near Cockermouth
Caldew School, Dalston - closed for years 8, 9 and 10
Dent School, Dent
Derwent Vale Primary School and Nursery, Great Clifton, near Workington
Eaglesfield Paddle, near Cockermouth
Ewanrigg juniors, Maryport (trip to London still going ahead)
Kirkby Stephen Grammar School, Kirkby Stephen
Millom Infant School, Millom
Monkwray Junior School, Whitehaven - open for pupils in Years 3 and 4
Ormsgill Primary School, Barrow – closed for years 2 and 5 only
Robert Ferguson School, Carlisle
Seaton St Paul's Junior School, Seaton
Shankhill Primary School, Hethersgill
St Benedict's, Whitehaven - only open for years 7, 8 and 9
St James' Infant School, Whitehaven - closed for years 1 and 2 only. The school remains open for reception children
St James' Junior School, Whitehaven
St Patrick's School, Kendal
Stanwix school, Carlisle
Thomlinson juniors, Wigton
Thwaites School, Millom
Trinity School, Carlisle - closed for years 8, 9 and 10
Westfield Nursery and Primary School, Workington
William Howard School, Brampton - only open for year 12 students. Start-up days will run as advertised
Workington Academy, Workington - only open to pupils in years 10 and 12
Wreay Primary School
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