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@MathsladyScott Indeed @MathsladyScott While #SoundbiteSunday continues the other end of #edugov is taking funding away from @WeAreComputing https://t.co/mPptLFmbI4
@CensoredHead From my experience of working as a Whitehall Womble @CensoredHead expect HM Treasury will tell #edugov that all 'business' is suspended now until new Government is formed. And of it is a new political colour, fresh costings so expect this time next year for any revised STRB...
Here's my #teacher5oclockclub #GetUpGetGoing offering for today. Apologies for sounding like an #edugov mouthpiece but being recently asked why enabling learning to be consistently above two years above age related expectations was important, it's undeniably because of this...

I'm sorry @TTRadioOfficial but I would never use the adjective "world-class" to describe the #edugov agent since they have no remit or place on international schools who follow the UK based curriculum if indeed there is such a structure given the IB, IPC and other SoWs...

"To become a world-class inspectorate, Ofsted needs to be much more imaginative within the limits established for it by government... we need more peer involvement and a slimmer inspection handbook" @CGVowles https://t.co/8SnGjzCD57
I'm sorry. I really don't usually use profanities but seeing this @SchoolsWeek headline, I can only think WTAF?! This is #edugov money funded by us tax-payers intended for teaching and learning. How can anybody justify this. #PayTheCashBack #SelfishScumbags

An unofficial unknown source has revealed that #edugov are intending to replace the single adjectives with a system of dojos awarded by the children for every lesson...

*Breaking News*
One word Ofsted judgements to be scrapped - to be announced on Thursday.
But how will that work? Removed from all past reports? Future reports?
https://t.co/TuXWmE0lLk

Thank you @Clive_Hill for RP this article that @TES have as @EnserMark said re-circulated from September 2021. Still relevant and possibly more so now as #edugov attempt to maintain pay restraints on teachers by expecting schools to focus on a "knowledge rich" checklist...
Powerful knowledge should lead to rich conversations between teachers about the nature of knowledge in their subjects, about what they want to teach and why – it can’t be reduced to a list, explains Mark Enser
https://t.co/IGiOVmYeoK
I'm sorry not sorry. This @tes headline that #edugov has missed teacher training targets in 10 subjects for Secondary is hardly surprising given salary erosion and the ongoing pay dispute. #InvestInEducation

After your recent appearance before the #edugov Parliamentary Committee @MartinSLewis this is the kind of nonsense schools face, day in, day out. Fat Cat Controller at the helm of pricing tickets preventing schools from ever travelling by rail.
https://t.co/7QcDa8Qvxi School Y6 (2 form) visiting @bletchleypark (Bursary funded) School Trip
unable negotiate discount £1000 for 35 minute journey London Northwestern Railway @LNRailway
Surely education trips protected + discounted @networkrail
@MartinSLewis any advice?

Just sharing this tongue firmly in cheek moment again, thinking how quickly will the current waste of space PM and #edugov claim this to be a sign of British success of the English education system to 'encourage' schools to add the sport of darts to the PE curriculum...

So many irreverent and frivolous thoughts from this morning's big sporting headline. Firstly, pleasantly surprised that the local landmark @Yourallypally is getting so much mainstream press attention...

Here's my light bulb just sayin', possible case of constipation Mr Holmes moment this Sunday morning. The report of lurking by Government Departments might explain how the likes of #edugov choose to push out curriculum content and ways of working approved by them...

Thank you @dannynic for sharing the latest headline about Government Departments scrolling through social media to spot the critics. So hello if you're scrolling through mine. Here's the current Prime Minister giving a spelling lesson for the word campaign...

Streaming into @duncanmrt reply @profprofMFL is this not the device #edugov are using to lurk around here...
@PrimaryRocks1 A3 #PrimaryRocks Where Computing is concerned, @WeAreComputing funded by #edugov offers free courses to everybody who is interested and would like to build up their subject knowledge and professional practice for teaching Computing.


Tomorrow's Observer aka @guardian on Sunday expose on #edugov keeping tabs on @SwailesRuth @Sue_Cowley @AaronTeamEC and some other voices on social media who I will always want to make time to read and hear what they have to say.
https://t.co/FiAuOiidZg
Thank you @SueAtkins for RP this televisual gem shared by @carolvorders from @GMB over the bubbly concrete fiasco. Some schools have been pleading for help since the 1990s when the issues were first identified. #Edugov do not have a scoobie-doo...
This is Nick Gibb. He's been Schools Minister on and off since 2010!
This morning taken apart by every journalist on every channel re RAAC and his decision to not publish the list of over 100 schools being forced to close
Caught out fair and square by @RobbieRinder on @GMB ⏬️
Before I get up, get out and get on with my weekend, wanted to apologise again for the rant at what turned out to be a prime example of #EduGov commissioning words from a consultant because they sound more expert but are actually saying nothing new.

1 of 2: Hello again @digitalenabled and thanks again to @cdibble for the reply and @Moleary1980 for the RP (re-post). The Claude AI is an interesting summary. My highlights are these two extracts. More about the procurement process than #EdTech strategy. Said nothing new to me.

@InclusionUAE Hello @InclusionUAE Whatever it is #edugov have completely lost the plot with the idea with "golden hellos" for teachers from afar. Many would probably say #edugov do not have a scoobie-doo of the scale of the crisis due principally to under-investment for schools.

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