"The Burston School Strike" is a book about a significant event in the history of the labor movement in Great Britain. Author Casey examines in detail the Burston school strike of 1914, which was accompanied by mass protests by pupils, parents and teachers. The book reveals the essence of the conflict, its causes and consequences for the participants. Casey carefully examines the social and political environment of the time and the role of the school strike in shaping ideas about labor and social justice. "The Burston School Strike" is not only a historical narrative, but also an important reminder of the struggle for human rights and the importance of community unity in the fight for justice. This book is an important addition to the literature on the history of protests and struggles for workers' rights.