Morrisons offers teachers and school staff discount
From Monday, 2 November, all teachers and school staff will be able to claim a 10% discount on their shopping in Morrisons stores nationwide.
Lasting until after Christmas, the discount is a thank you to teachers and additional school staff for their efforts during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Primary, secondary, private and special educational school teachers can all claim the discount, as well as all teaching assistants, catering staff, dinner ladies, caretakers, cleaners and school office staff.
These groups will also be able to participate in a dedicated shopping hour alongside NHS workers from 6am-7am (Mon-Sat) before stores open to other customers.
Morrisons also offers a 10% discount for NHS staff which was introduced in April.
David Potts, Morrisons Chief Executive said: “Teachers and school staff are facing many challenges and the education of our children has never been more important. This discount is our way of saying thank you as they continue to care for and educate our kids.”
Teachers and school staff can claim the 10% discount on their groceries by presenting their school photo ID card at the till in any of Morrisons 498 stores from Monday 2 November.
Full terms and conditions are here
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