Do teachers get paid in the holiday?

Yes they do.

However, it's not extra cash or earning money for doing nothing, their annual wage is split for 12 months, so even though they don't work for a few months, they get paid, but it's part of their salary for the whole year.

So say a teacher earns £25000 a year, divide that by 12 (most get paid every 4 weeks), so they would get just over £2083 a month - before tax & national insurance.

You answered your own question with the word "salary". Teachers are not hourly employees who punch a clock. Teacher contracts contain salary schedules, working conditions, and benefits. The contract specifies how the salary will be dispersed, such as every other Friday, or twice a month for the full year.

Teachers are salaried. That means the annual salary is paid every two weeks THROUGHOUT the year.

Probably depends on the school board, but in general I'd say yes. My aunt is a teacher in Quebec and she gets a lot of holiday time. She doesn't get full salary but, hey, she's getting paid to go on vacation!