By Oisin Sweeney • Published: 16 Jan 2021 • 19:54
The teachers have complained of a rise of threat against teachers in the Olivares school, near Seville - Image Source: Ayunamiento de Albaida Prensa
SECONDARY SCHOOL teachers in the Seville Province town of Olivares went on strike on Friday following the assault of a colleague by three students.
Teachers at the Heliches de Olivares Secondary school in Seville province refused to teach classes on Friday (January 15th) to protest against their conditions after one of their colleagues was assaulted by three teenage students on Thursday.
The school staff, who work in the town of Olivares about 15km from Seville, have launched their protest to complain “against the continuous aggressions and harassment of students towards teaching staff” in their workplace.
On Thursday (January 14th), three teenage students attacked a teacher on the school premises. According to local media, the teacher left his car to confront the teens who had been harassing him verbally. Upon exiting his vehicle, the teacher was physically attacked by the youths.
Two of the suspects are students at the Olivares secondary school, while a third had reportedly been expelled months ago. The teacher had reported his assault to Guardia Civil and officers are investigating the crime.
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Oisin is an Irish writer based in Seville, the sunny capital of Andalucia. After starting his working life as a bookseller, he moved into journalism and cut his teeth as a reporter at one of Ireland's biggest news websites. Since joining Euro Weekly News in November, he has enjoyed covering the latest stories from Seville, Spain and further afield - with special interests in crime, cybersecurity, and European politics. Anyone who can pronounce his name first try gets a free cerveza...
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