It’s annoying how modern movies insist on cutting back to any previous scene that gets referenced later on. Like I don’t need to see Robert Pattinson’s character trading lots with Sinon for the fifth time. I’m not a fucking goldfish. I remember. Sinners also did this way too much
A day after this disaster and frankly, insulting to the profession PR piece, we get an email (after many are already in the budget process) telling us that Sports Premium ends this year, without full details of a clear plan for sports provision and school support.
With less than a month to go before we have to sign off our budgets, the DfE scrap the sports premium.
An established funding stream gone – what timing.
Can we expect a video from the GC on this? @bphillipsonMP@educationgovuk
https://t.co/7vN4wcxkdG
The real issue isn’t that we don’t have enough teachers - it’s that too many qualified teachers have been driven out of the classroom.
To make teaching a job that is compatible with family life again, we must:
- Tackle unsustainable workload: driven by large class sizes, high levels of pupil need, inadequate resources, and too few support staff. FUND EDUCATION
- End the regime of fear: scrap Ofsted’s punitive inspection system that inflates workloads. Halt the Nandos score card.
- Build in flexibility: guarantee at least 20% PPA time (with the option to take it from home), and allow staggered starts.
- Recognise teaching as a gendered profession: every school should have robust policies covering maternity, menopause, and conditions such as endometriosis.
- Raise pay: salaries must be competitive with other graduate professions.
👀Breaking News👀
Thanks to an ABUNDANCE of teachers all over the country, it is announced.
BURSARY CUT for English 🤯
Zero bursary for Drama, history, etc.
Zero bursary for primary
6500 more teachers here we come!
https://t.co/VN1UBYLMoR