Miss Webb

Head of Geography in Leeds 11-18
Living in York

[Miss Webb @Geographywebb]

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[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

BREAKING: In shocking footage of Trump in 2020 that is now going viral, Trump says it’s against the law for a president to call in the National Guard on his own: “We can't call in the National Guard unless we're requested by a governor.” MAGA = 🤡.

[Miss Webb @Geographywebb]

@theislandgeogr hello. Thank you so much for all your data collection sheets. I have a question- why is wave length calculated by 1.6x 3600 (before Fsquared)? What do 1.6 and 3600 mean? Equally, energy why is calculated by multiplying 740? It might be really obvious so sorry!

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Can everyone not share this pls
Kind regards

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#Etna Collassa porzione del cratere, grosso flusso piroclastico

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@JeremyClarkson The food is brilliant 👌

[Miss Webb @Geographywebb]

@JeremyClarkson loved the farm shop this morning! Epic sausage sarnie!

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BREAKING: Leeds United have been promoted to the Premier League ⬆️⚪️

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See you next season, @LUFC 👋

Congratulations on earning promotion to the Premier League!

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[Miss Webb @Geographywebb]

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The best time with 48 Geography students in Sicily. A climb up Etna, the Godfather, Taormina, an earthquake and a departure flight past an erupting Etna. We were in awe.

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@Ryanair where's the possessive apostrophe? Today's menu!!!

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@secyorkshire York

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[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

IMPORTANT PLS SHARE. It's rumoured the English £9,250 tuition fee cap may be raised this pm for the 1st time in 8yrs, as University's finances are strained. As student finance misunderstandings abound, I've bashed out a few notes to help...

1. Higher tuition fees WON'T change what most pay each year. For most, they're paid for you by the student loans company and you repay afterwards only if you earn over the threshold. The amount you repay each year (9% over the threshold) solely depends on what you earn not on what you borrow.

2. Increasing tuition fees will only see those who clear the loan in full over the 40yrs pay more. That is generally mid-high to higher earning university leavers only, so the cost of increasing them will generally be born by the more affluent. Most lower and middle earning university leavers will simply pay 9% extra tax above the threshold for 40yrs (and higher tuition fees won't change that)

3. The rise is tuition fees is likely to be trivial compared to the changes the last govt made for 2023 starters. 2023 starters had their repayment thresholds dropped to £25,000 (from £27,295/yr) and had the time they had to keep repaying for (unless cleared) extended to 40years from 30years.

So these higher annual repayments for longer, increased by over 50% the amount many graduates will eventually have to pay back for going to university. Yet they were almost stealth changes because people can't intuitively feel the seismic impact.

Changing tuition fees is a more obvious rise, but in reality has far less of an impact on the amount most will repay (though combined with the 2023 changes it does certainly up the cost).

4. The biggest practical problem for students isnt tution fees (even if raised) its the fact maintenace loans aren't big enough. English maintenance loans have not kept pace with inflation. I'd urge the govt to couple the tuition fee loans with bigger living loans - if not it is a real risk to social mobility, with those from the poorest backgrounds likely to be worse affected.

I could write more, but will stop here, hopefully this gives an idea the issues are less straightforward than many feel.

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@SeaGirls that was something else. You are incredible live 🤙