When Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens kidnapped and murdered Sarah Everard, Nigel Farage released a five-minute video urging people not to attack men or the police.
Today, in response to the murder of Henry Nowak, he called for "pure cold rage."
They won’t stop, no matter what the family or basic human decency say.
Because Daddy Tommy and Papa Nigel have told them to get pissed and throw bins at police 💖
The far right are using a tragic and brutal murder to start riots and stoke racial tensions despite the family asking them not to.
It’s Southport all over again.
Stop stoking tensions. We all agree this was appalling and needs a full enquiry. Let the family grieve in peace.
What’s going on in Southampton isn’t about injustice, it’s about male violence.
It’s knuckle dragging scum being incited into angry mobs by multimillionaires.
They’re bored, racist radicalised idiots.
@supertanskiii More than 40% of those arrested during the Farage riots in 2024 had a criminal record, or had been investigated, for domestic abuse.
Coincidence, or are violent misogynists supporters of Tommy Robinson & Farage triggered by divisive populist narrative?
https://t.co/BoLhUZai6d
"I don't know why ppl act like a 30 minute detention is the end of the world!"
Rae argues that the way some people, especially parents, react to detentions is over the top based on the level of the sanction, Natalie Bennett disagrees arguing that detentions cause stress to students. What do you think?👇
#teaching #behaviour #schools #classroom #teacherlife #teachertok #teachersoftiktok
Happy pride month!
And happy Monday, happy final half-term, happy Y11 lessons that JUST WON’T STOP, happy being in my late thirties and hearing a ‘pop’ in my back while bending over to scrub a cupboard door so now I can barely move…
Wake me up when it’s August.
Be the adult in the room. Unless of course you disagree with a well known educator, then it's open season for verbal abuse, defamation & completely unfounded accusations of very serious crimes. I disagree with plenty of the big accounts on a regular. But we need to be better.
Yes, but the immaturity works in all directions.
One of my former departments was consistently and publicly accused being a ‘posh clique’ because we ate lunch together in the English office, all genuinely got along, and a few of us had gone to Cambridge 🙄
Things #Teachers don’t talk about:
Teacher cliques are real and they isolate and alienate good teachers. We’re expected to be “professional” around the kids while they the clique plays out high school drama all the while being ED mentors, coaches, and grade level leadership.
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Coming up in an hour on Points of View...
Why is prejudicial abuse rising in schools?
Joining the POV panel are Alun Ebenezer and Natalie Bennett for what promises to be a lively and important discussion.
🗓️ Tonight at 8pm
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So once again I witness a person who I know is decent, get verbally abused and defamed on here by someone who claims to stand up for SEND needs.
And we're to believe these are the 'good guys'? Nonsense.
Definitely no names mentioned but if you know, you know....
If you don’t have time to give in-person feedback, you don’t have time to do a lesson observation.
‘But we do too many observations to make every bit of feedback a personalized conversation!!’
You can stop that sentence after the first six words.
In lots of schools, observation feedback is no longer delivered in person. It's given by email, a shared tracker, or some kind of online platform. It makes sense in terms of saving time, but is it a good idea?
Short video section exploring it here - interested in your thoughts!
This is what happens when a culture war against minorities is allowed to fester and grow throughout society.
"First they came for the ...............
LINK: https://t.co/u1FfiYXw57
Reform-led Durham council cut off funding to the annual Pride celebrations.
So trade unions launched a fundraiser to save it, eventually raising more money than was cut.
Which means this year's Pride will be bigger than ever.
In the 1980s, the LGBT+ community raised thousands of pounds to help striking miners and their families.
When we stick up for each other, we can achieve anything.