The Education Not Taxation campaign has heard from parents whose children have faced discrimination from leading organisations, because of the school they attend.
We have created a list of these organisations, with evidence. If you know of any others, let us know. If you are from one of these organisations and would have a correction to request, please also let us know.
https://t.co/Y870HVFwJa
The Education Not Taxation campaign has heard from parents whose children have faced discrimination from leading organisations, because of the school they attend.
We have created a list of these organisations, with evidence. If you know of any others, let us know. If you are from one of these organisations and would have a correction to request, please also let us know.
https://t.co/Y870HVFwJa
@ChrisHillidge The original post below Chris.
It’s perfectly reasonable to point out the complete unsuitability and incompetence of a SoS for Education that (a) cannot spell ‘GCSE’ and (b) cannot be bothered to check her work.
As part of our once in a generation reforms to the curriculum, Key Stage 3 will get the focus it needs to be engaging, exciting, and richer so that more children participate and progress.
To do this, schools should not routinely bring forward GSCE content and options into this important and distinct part of a child’s education.
https://t.co/vdULSkSSA5
As part of our once in a generation reforms to the curriculum, Key Stage 3 will get the focus it needs to be engaging, exciting, and richer so that more children participate and progress.
To do this, schools should not routinely bring forward GSCE content and options into this important and distinct part of a child’s education.
https://t.co/vdULSkSSA5
As part of our once in a generation reforms to the curriculum, Key Stage 3 will get the focus it needs to be engaging, exciting, and richer so that more children participate and progress.
To do this, schools should not routinely bring forward GSCE content and options into this important and distinct part of a child’s education.
https://t.co/vdULSkSSA5
As part of our once in a generation reforms to the curriculum, Key Stage 3 will get the focus it needs to be engaging, exciting, and richer so that more children participate and progress.
To do this, schools should not routinely bring forward GSCE content and options into this important and distinct part of a child’s education.
https://t.co/vdULSkSSA5