@educationgovuk What you fail to announce is that it’s not fully funded so schools budgets, which are already broke, are going to have to find them.
Probably from support staff jobs and students being taught more by non-specialists. Please don’t pretend you have made education better.
@StevenageFC Unpopular opinion but surely we need to be looking at replacing the strikers? Joint best defence in the league but the strikers are on goal drought half the season.
@SandyofSuffolk Because Sen and need is recognised now and also your child will get no support, without a ‘label’ or diagnosis. Maybe protest about how hard it is to get support, rather than the fact there are children that need it.
@TeachLeadAAli My head states we are not to send emails outside 8am-6pm. Working at that time as a teacher is not unusual and I have young children so have to work after they’re asleep (working now), but the head should use scheduled send for a more reasonable work hour.
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@historyinmemes In the sense that it is exists. I don’t see how it would benefit me to be married that being unmarried doesn’t provide, except for death/will purposes
@tes@DamianHinds But the rich going to private schools and the rest to state schools isn’t divisive? I say get rid of the option of private schools. I bet investment in education improves then!
@PaulGarvey4 1 reason the secondary/primary difference could be that in primary a child cannot be left at home alone but this generally isn’t the case for older secondary children? Also, values placed on education or not by parents/communities. So many external variables.