@KateFantom We have solar PV, battery, ASHP (11 months), 2 EVs (2nd since Christmas) in a 4-bed detached. Our average electricity bill for last 12 months is £42/month. Octopus overnight rate going down to 3.5p from 1 April for 3 months. Autumn and winter will be ⬆️ no doubt.
Ventilation and air quality in education and childcare settings, a new guidance from 🇬🇧 department of education. UK adopts the global standard for schools: CO2 level must be < 800ppm. The challenge is to make this possible everywhere. H/T @SafeAirSchoolUK
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Exactly the right approach WM. The £/pupil is the important metric. Harris CEO = £12/pupil, Leigh = £18/pupil on 2024 salaries. The real scandal is with much smaller trusts still paying large salaries. There are trusts where the CEO salary is far more per pupil than these…
Pedantic point, but Harris listed here as sixth-biggest academy trust, presumably based on no of schools.I go on pupil numbers, more clearly linked to income and staff nos, which has long put it 2nd.
Best-paid academy boss earns £530k after £15k pay rise https://t.co/fCkeGHXvXw
@CovidDataReport Believe my OH and I this week. Only lasted 4-5 days. Cough initially, then mild fever, runny nose, general malaise. Eldest son had it start of Nov unvaxxed and was much more pyrexic, with worrying urine colour.
@SchoolsWeek Great to see a CEO suggesting a pay cap. Keziah was paid around £16 per pupil in her trust year ended August 2024. That’s very good value as far as CEOs go. Lowest I’ve found is £8 at the Coop MAT.
Smart, because they understand risk and how to mitigate it.
Independent thinkers, because they often go against the social norm.
Highly resistant to social and / or peer pressure.
This is exactly what happens when a novel seasonal influenza strain meets a population with Covid-induced immune dysregulation; it's not 'like Covid again', it's the ongoing and continuous effects of Covid.
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@Earth2075 We’re on course to be £10 cheaper this month as an all-electric household than the same month last year. I’ll take that, as the summer months were much cheaper thanks to no gas standing charge and great DHW COP.
After the video I posted last week about the motherhood penalty, and how the invisible load expected of mums has seeped into the workload issues in a female-dominated profession, this just takes it further. Teacher maternity pay compared to the rest of the public sector makes
Here's a tragedy:
A teacher has recently had a Covid infection.
It's the third time that they know of.
They have, once again, been very ill.
They are concerned about the impact of multiple infections on their health.
They feel their baseline health has deteriorated.
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@75ThunderRoad I say that it’s because I value my health very highly. Everyone around me can see that it’s beneficial but noone is prepared to be brave enough to claim those health benefits to themselves.
@75ThunderRoad I am very fortunate to have a supportive employer who doesn’t question my masking. If they did, I would point to my attendance record, and the fact that I’ve only had time off (2days) in last 3 years for fractured bones. I would point to colleague who had heart attack after Covid
@75ThunderRoad or the colleague whose arthritis flared up massively after Covid, or the colleague with permanent breathing issues after Covid, or the colleague who tragically died in their sleep 3 months after last Covid infection. I could go on. When any students ask me why I’m masking