@WoodlandGonk@LauraTrottMP Or it could have been an opportunity to reduce class sizes, open up more specialist provision which is so desperately needed and a real chance to improve education. Instead we have a white paper for SEND that is going to put even more on teachers and disrupt even further.
@liambyrnemp Could help us more by sorting out energy prices and thus everything else would go down. Oh and maybe the tax burden as well. Can't afford a day at Alton Towers ๐
@MrPMBentley@Alex_Stafford A lot of families make huge sacrifices in order for their child to receive a private education due to SEND needs etc. it's not always 'privilege'.
@craigmrosie Three fines in one academic year could prove issues with DBS, need for court etc. might want to find out more and be ready to defend. It's not right at all.
@JoshGaff@ICT_MrP It's such a significant transition point in a child's life. To take them in Y7 to determine the achievement of their primary education, if that's what you mean, then what a ridiculous idea.
@bphillipsonMP Such a shame that you didn't listen to those professional voices around you pointing out the pitfalls and weaknesses in this bill. Not sure this is quite the celebration that you think.
@LauraTrottMP Whilst I'm glad you're trying to jeopardise the bill, as quite frankly it is a disaster, I don't believe govt should be stepping into this area of life. Am more concerned by the bill going to HofC & HofL in the same day to get it over the line before proroguing parliament.
@clharrington024@ladybowesbury@Miss_Snuffy Nothing available if you choose to stay home. There are things available if you go to work. Up until 2017 a SAHM was given a ยฃ of around 16k by government. That was removed to economically inactive and set to 0. Jobs around school aren't regularly avail.
87% of people on House of the People opposed the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill.
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Parents need to be aware - the state is dangerously close to finalising over-reaching powers to bring in Digital ID for under 18s, monitoring all online use and creating the right to implement digital curfews. @BigBrotherWatch
https://t.co/CQ6JfjyaTM
Insightful article in the takeover of parenting by government. The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill introduces Digital ID by the back door and represents a major constitutional attack on parenting itself. https://t.co/XiyoGEoey1
@LauraTrottMP faintly hoping that the judiciary will sort it. I've written again and again to your party. The CNiS register, the unique identifier for all children... track, track and track some more and then let the authorities decide what is in a child's best interests ๐คฆ๐ผโโ๏ธ