With the Greens now having the same number of seats as Reform, the UK media should provide them the same platform and level of coverage as Farage’s ilk. Will it happen though? #GE24
Take it in. The first female chancellor. The first housing secretary who's actually lived in social housing. The first education secretary who was on free school meals. An energy secretary who actually believes in aggressively fighting climate change. Not a bad afternoon.
“I understand that a strong woman standing up to you is met with such reticence,” replies Jess Phillips to a group of men intimidating after her win.
Jess then tells of how a young woman delivering leaflets yesterday was filmed and screamed at by an older man, who then slashed her tyres.
Huge respect to Jess.
@StewartWood@MarinaPurkiss Actually it’s a very poor poster. People don’t read details. At a glance it shows the Tory lines going up (positive) Labour line going down (negative). A good poster needs instant impact with no need for the reader to parse complex information. See Satchi and satchi’s 1980s work
@LtlMissC@Stanleylady@TTRadioOfficial Yes spend very little time planning these days. Got a great bank of resources my own or others which are all shared
@Stanleylady@TTRadioOfficial Well I want to stress it’s not a competition but there is 30 mins for lunch plus a 20 min break and I’m normally away by 315 on Friday so it probably averages out at around 7.5 or 8 once you add in chatting with colleagues. Isn’t that normal for most professions?
@Stanleylady@TTRadioOfficial I think I’m reasonably respected by management and often mentor new teachers. My question is what is my school doing that others aren’t. Or do teachers need to just recognize they have agency and just say no to excessive workload.
@Stanleylady@TTRadioOfficial Is it ordinary? 1/2 I’ve been teaching for 7 years now. Having retrained in my early 30s. I work 4 days a week at a county run comprehensive rated good by Ofsted. I get in at 7 and leave at 430ish. I never work weekends or holidays.