@wallaceme@KemiBadenoch Of course not. However when you regularly saw classes of 35 and sometimes up to 40 in secondary schools with teaching staff given less and less preparation and marking time then delivering better education becomes very difficult.
@anaboultertv They keep coming out of the woodwork. People crying about the 7% of privately educated pupils but were silent when the Tory government cut state education spending from 5.5% to 3.9%. No concerns for the 93% of pupils. They didn’t matter.
@aedmans You still have the choice. People like you are shouting now about the 7% in private education but were silent when the 93% in state education had their budget reduced from 5.5% in 2009 to 3.9% in 2019. So not interested in education just your own interests.
@ClarkeMicah Yet another one,and his newspaper, supporting the 7% of private school kids but not caring about the 93% of state school kids. Where was your voice when the Tories cut the education budget from 5.5%in 2009 down to 3.9% in 2019? Totally quiet. Didn’t matter to you then.
@KemiBadenoch Labour spent 5.5% on education in 2009. The Tories had reduced this to 3.9% by 2019. They didn’t mind cutting the education for 93% of kids but when it comes to the 7% they shout very loudly. Your priorities are clear to us all.
@TomTugendhat Was it class warfare when the Conservatives cut education spending. It was 5.5% under Labour then reduced to 3.9% under the Tories. You didn’t mind cutting the education budget for 93% of kids. Yet you shout very loudly about the 7%. Shows what your priorities are.
@NicholasOShaug1@Matt56404055206 We don’t know yet as the promise for 6000 new teachers is by the end of the parliament so another 3 years to find out.
@OfficialLouRR@BellaWallerstei@Anthony_J_Perry Labour spent 5.5% on education in 2009 by 2019 the Tories had reduced that to 3.9%. Where was your outrage for the 93% of state school kids? Are you only concerned with the 7%?