£1.4bn over three years For UK Schools
 

That's all they can afford.


[The BBC has learned a much bigger
and more ambitious plan costing just
over £10bn was still under discussion between
government departments as recently as
last week but this was rejected by the Treasury. ]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-57320450

Gavin Williamson Education Secretary
is on every TV Channel and All Radio News


No plan to extend the school day?


https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...-cost-12322681

Sir Kevin Collins
Conservative Education TSAR

Has Now Resigned


[Boris Johnson's COVID catch-up tsar has resigned
after saying the government failed to provide enough money
to fund a schools recovery plan.
In a letter to the prime minister, Sir Kevan Collins
said: "I do not believe it will be possible to deliver a
successful recovery without significantly greater
support than the government has, to date, indicated
it intends to provide."]

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...ckage-12323335

I'm sure the government has money to dish out on their own bonuses and other pointless rubbish, but all they can manage is a pittance for schools...

**** the schools, let’s build a boat!

£1.4bn over three years For UK Schools
 

The scary thing is that the majority of our teenagers really don’t want to do any work and most certainly don’t appreciate being back in school ..

They’ve had the time of their life at home when all the schools were closed .


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Honestly... two of the absolute cornerstones of civilisation - education and healthcare - and Tories don't want to spend on either. It's ridiculous.

Yes Thatcher was the same
for all the Miners kids

On the great Docu' Ch5HD Thatcher Vs the Miners

It works out at £22 for each pupil

in Holland they are spending £2500 per pupil

It's been rated 15-not suitable for minors.

Y'know what else? All muslims and Irish are terrorists, and Scots are drunks, and all old people such at technology.

Rishi wouldn't loosen the purse strings

I'm torn on this as its online tutoring so many who most need it wont turn up, they need to make it compulsory or in a school setting or something

What are you smoking?


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yes, here in my nation our government cares a lot about our youth, ''youth are our future''

you can't take spending on 1 area in isolation. The government have piled money into the furlow scheme etc, so comparing it to the netherlands on 1 area isn't appropriate