Scotland's primary schools shut as teachers strike
This picket was at Orchard Brae Primary in Aberdeen
"The union side remains willing to talk, at any time, with a view to reaching a resolution to this dispute. "So the offer on the table to teachers is the same as has already been accepted by other local government workers, so the janitors and the dinner ladies who work in schools," she said."Again, like the health service, we have a limited budget, we have a finite budget and no tools that the UK government would have to increase the resources we have available this year.
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