NASUWT says lockdown has provided opportunities
A review in to the education department's dealings with Island schools has been welcomed by a teaching union.
The NASUWT has more than 600 members, out of the 847 teachers.
The union's local negotiating secretary is Geraldine O'Neill.
She says the coronavirus crisis has provided a opportunity:
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