@spadobsessive It shouldn't be mocked but if she can write well then it shows a lack of respect for the reader and care in her work. The reader who she wants to spend time reading it.
@BlokeOnWheels It does matter. It shows a lack of care in her work and that these things don't matter. She wanted us to read it so have the respect for us, the electorate, to get it right. She is the Secretary of State for education and it went out in her name.
@joel120193 More than 6% attend at some point in their school life go. They have parents, family, professionals involved. People work there, rely on business from them. The schools are part of the community. What private schools are opening- the ones councils pay children to attend?
@browser_things@joel120193@bphillipsonMP@LucyMPowell She isn't a working class woman. Why it's good that she's out, didn't listen, gas lighted so many including children, made cornflakes her number 1 priority. Already provided by kelloggs and others. Took away subjects, very divisive. Inappropriate behaviour for education setting
@joel120193@browser_things@bphillipsonMP@LucyMPowell Why yes on VAT. Cost taxpayer money not generated money, harmed children, gas lighted children, closed schools and added more send children to state system that does not meet needs for many of them. Now many out of education all together. Everything about it was Spiteful.
@LauraPascal81@bphillipsonMP Send children forced to school when it doesn't meet needs can harm them. A safeguarding issue the parents and child are damaged by. Attendance metrics put in by BP have been very damaging for some send children and their family. It needs understanding. One size doesnt fit all.
@KayBurley It's disrespectful to the reader. Makes it hard to read and no care given to it. Lack of respect. The fact she wants to raise standards in education is rather undermined by such poor communication.
@smaglens@JamesMelville Not all of it. If so she has rushed it which shows a lack of respect for the reader and department. It makes it difficult to read and sets a poor tone.
@wesstreeting Are you sorry for saying it or just the offence caused? Then gaslighting others in your apology for offence caused. Mea culpa or taking full responsibility for your mistake would be more appropriate.
@KimJohnsonMP Adding it to national debt. Debt we pay interest on each year as taxpayers before anything goes on health, education or infrastructure. We need some competence at the top of government.
@Richardbishop@HugoGye Paying to give away British territory with indigenous people living there who dont want to be given away to another country. I think we have higher priorities for parliament to work on.
@tessa0907@MichelleDewbs We! Speak for yourself or your children. State's one size doesnt fit all doesn't fit all. This gives some children a disadvantage as state doesn't meet their needs and risks them crashing out of education or being mangled into a set up that damages them.