School pupils plan national walkout over tuition fees

Thousands of schoolchildren and sixth formers are expected to take part in a national walkout on Wednesday as student protests over fees, which saw more than 50,000 people march in London last week, are stepped up across the country.
More than 16,000 young people have signed up to take part in the "day of action" and student leaders are predicting sit-ins, demonstrations and occupations in
protest at plans to raise
tuition fees and scrap the education maintenance allowance [EMA].
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