Sky Blue Pete
Well-Known Member
Fully jabbed
I see the governments great plan for catching kids up after missing a year of school is... less than 4 hours of tutoring.
I’m sure that’ll do it. Thanks Bozza.
Just fucking shoot me now.
This really is never going to end.
Black fungus has started killing people in Iraq if that helps
Don't tell the shitty media pricks.
Sir John Bell, regius professor of medicine at University of Oxford, says he is encouraged by what he sees and the numbers "don't look too intimidating", although he adds the government is right to be cautious ahead of making its decision.
He tells BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I do think we need to keep our eye on hospitalisations, serious disease and deaths which is really what we are trying to manage.
"If we scamper down a rabbit hole every time we see a new variant we are going to spend a long time huddled away so we do need to keep a bit of balance to the discussion and keep our eyes on the serious disease we are trying to prevent."
This should help, also on BBC.
Don’t forget cutting lunch breaks.I see the governments great plan for catching kids up after missing a year of school is... less than 4 hours of tutoring.
I’m sure that’ll do it. Thanks Bozza.
The Education Secretary has suggested that school lunch breaks could be cut by half an hour to give children more time for lessons, amid a tutor funding shortfall.
Ministers are searching for ways to help pupils catch up on time missed due to Covid-19 without spending the amount of money their advisors say is necessary for extra resources.
Don’t forget cutting lunch breaks.
There was a fella on 5live this morning who said hospitalisations are going up because as pressure is easing they are admitting people who wouldn't have been admitted when things were at there peak.
I 5hink along as deaths stay low we'll be ok, to state the obvious
Yeah any teacher will tell you kids who don’t get a decent lunch are soooo ready to learn in the afternoon. Rainy days are basically free catchup, kids so focused.
Most schools I've been in the teachers' lunch break is half an hour already. The whole framing of this is wrong anyway, 'keep them in for longer in conditions that already don't work', then wonder why you have even fewer people wanting to do the job.
For me the single best thing they could do is commit to capping class sizes to a maximum of 24/25, ideally lower. Which would require substantial investment in school buildings that haven't seen such money since the Blair years and a bigger focus on teacher retention rather than recruitment
There was a fella on 5live this morning who said hospitalisations are going up because as pressure is easing they are admitting people who wouldn't have been admitted when things were at there peak.
I 5hink along as deaths stay low we'll be ok, to state the obvious
Hark at you with lunchbreaks! Fancy!
Agreed about class sizes. It’s the actual difference between state and private schools. Will never forget the first year my old school was an academy and we were expanding the staff but hadn’t got the intake yet. Classes were 15-25 and we absolutely flew through the curriculum.
The “class sizes don’t matter” crowd are some of the weirdest in education. Clearly I can teach one person better than a stadium full, the rest is arguing over details.
They are doing more electives, and therefore have a different pressure on impatient beds.There was a fella on 5live this morning who said hospitalisations are going up because as pressure is easing they are admitting people who wouldn't have been admitted when things were at there peak.
I 5hink along as deaths stay low we'll be ok, to state the obvious
Is that hospitalisations for milder COVID cases or non COVID?
There was a fella on 5live this morning who said hospitalisations are going up because as pressure is easing they are admitting people who wouldn't have been admitted when things were at there peak.
I 5hink along as deaths stay low we'll be ok, to state the obvious
Fully expecting teachers to be labelled lazy if they object to a shorter lunch break and / or extending the school day.“Levelling up”
I bet he pisses himself at the people spending their time defending this shite.
Fully expecting teachers to be labelled lazy if they object to a shorter lunch break and / or extending the school day.
The wife was stressing yesterday about having to be in school longer. Luckily as soon as she said there was to be significant investment from the Government to implement it was a nailed on non-starter.I see the governments great plan for catching kids up after missing a year of school is... less than 4 hours of tutoring.
I’m sure that’ll do it. Thanks Bozza.
“Levelling up”
I bet he pisses himself at the people spending their time defending this shite.
Absolute fuckwits the lot of them.Well, I'm here right now in a departmental briefing, where everybody's (i.e. the Cabinet Office Perm Sec) saying its a great day and a great achievement, for which we should be proud.
Well, I'm here right now in a departmental briefing, where everybody's (i.e. the Cabinet Office Perm Sec) saying its a great day and a great achievement, for which we should be proud.
Will school staff be paid for these extra hours or will they be expected to just get on with it as my wife does at the minute, she does hours of unpaid overtime every week already.
50 quid ?“Levelling up”
I bet he pisses himself at the people spending their time defending this shite.
50 quid ?
Way too generous
Here kid, I know your future is fucked, here’s a Q of weed to take your mind off it.
Here kid, I know your future is fucked, here’s a Q of weed to take your mind off it.
Great film thatWas that supposed to sound like a bad deal? If so, you failed miserably.
Teachers dont really have a lunch break at the moment anyway, Well not in Primary. As kids currently have to eat in class room. So they have to help supervise that.
Partner is a primary teacher. She leaves home around 7:30 and get homes after 6 (school is 10 miss price away(. She then has work to do when at home. Crazy that people think teachers can find more time.
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