@Pret I am devastated that you have discontinued the Bircher Museli Bowl. This has been my breakfast for the last 10 years. It was one of your most popular breakfast items. First the £ rise, now this. Is nothing sacred? I will go elsewhere.
My take on today’s GCSE results is in @ipaperviews - the government has avoided a major backlash, but there are problems bubbling underneath the surface which need to be tackled
https://t.co/EVlFUpYxQE
@Samfr@instituteforgov 4. Champions of Children and Parents. This was always a struggle to define post 2016, and is perhaps harder in a world of larger, mayoral LAs (whereas consolidation aids other LA functions around sufficiency/ admissions). @woodsgolem led thinking on this and may have a view.
@Samfr@instituteforgov 3. Data. Simplification and incentives would create easier joinup of the data across 23k schools to continue improving our forecasting and intervention in all areas. Could part of the new model be a (safe!) data sharing framework across regulators/ LAs to lock this in?
@jamespriceglos Ok, let's try June-July 1996. Cool Britannia is peaking. England reach the Euro semis, roared on by Three Lions. The Nintendo 64 is released. Dolly the sheep gives birth to a cuddly clone.
Downing Street confirms they ARE going to give help on free school meals over the summer, in a significant u-turn
- Payment through vouchers
- £120m of additional funding agreed by Treasury
- One off scheme
I’ve written this morning for the Times about the transformative power of data and how we are helping the NHS get resources to the front line
https://t.co/L0xxyo9jrH