@MrRobHistory The fact everyone forgets that every year it is a different set of young people. Unique in their experiences skills and strengths so fall,/ rise should not be 'blamed' on anything apart from that.
@paddyb53 This is not the case. Free prescriptions will still exist in Scotland as it is a devolved issue. Only if it is changed by the Scottish Parliament would this happen. This is Nationalist scaremongering
@imagineinquiry @ChristianC1235 In a secondary school you could teach 210 pupil each day even if 10% dont have a pen with them. That's a lot of pens. However on principle not having equipment is never a barrier to learning
@guardian It is abhorrent that in a world where poverty is increasingly an issue. That wealth is allowed to be amassed in this way by individuals. Talent and hard work should be rewarded but this is amoral
@Lorrim40@BBCScotlandNews People in normal jobs affected by these weather conditions etc have to pay for their own hotel or alternative travel. This is an outrageous abuse of power and position
@EddieBeee123@SouthLanCouncil Teachers will still be working. The striking staff are those who make sure the building is safe and clean and provide lunches for children.
@EISUnion Temporary contracts have a detrimental effect on pupil experience. The development of relationships is key to raising attainment but Temporary contracts often mean that teachers and pupils do not get the time ti develop trust and understanding.
@campbellclaret The timing is outstanding. So the two TV stars who became PM and President have now been found out but blame everyone else for being found lacking
@guardian The Selfish attitudes of parents taking young people out of school anytime it suits for holidays football matches concerts etc. Valuing these events more than education