88% turnout in ballot
Members of the National Association of Head Teachers on the Island have voted strongly in favour of industrial action.
72 people took part in the ballot which represents an 88% turnout.
95% voted in favour of industrial action short of a strike while 87.3% said yes to strike action.
National Secretary Rob Kelsall says the vote shows how strong feelings are amongst school leaders:-
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