End of term report for current government

He is inconsistent.

Two announcements today; £500 million to be spent on Faslane, while cutting 22,000 police jobs, which can be paid for by £500 million.

Utterly failed to met his own immigration target.

Will the EU regs impinge on his plans re strike law?

act.goingtowork.org.uk/page/m/1f11b3e2/3ab9ec2e/5464c1df/54073393/1783884144/VEsC/

About the government's new thoughts on the Right to Strike. They have to put it out to consultation, so if anyone wants to comment, here's the place.

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/104436

A vote of no confidence in IDS.

He is impossible in class. Never listens to anyone else, and continues on the same path despite being advised to alter direction by many who would help him. This is shown by his poor marks in all areas.

George and Boris are there if you read the thread.

Had a sense of humour bypass recently?Well Trisher, you go right ahead and amuse us, can't wait to read it.

Yes but it basically slagged the people off and made rather obvious and crass remarks-"slanging match", "vague geography chappie". Much harder to write something that highlights the problems and the actions of these people in an amusing way, with few personal remarks.

True, not in the present government ( and maybe not in any government for years and years) but simply too much fun NOT to write about.

Well Djen, it was a report, and it was from a school, so......

And again, roses, if you are being pedantic, you are supposed to be writing reports about the current government. Ed Vaizey is in the current government. Harriet, Yvette and Mr Corbyn are not.

I think Ed Vaizey's dad did, when he was alive.
I do not think your cat fight was actually a school report, either.

George (formerly known as Gideon) is still struggling with mathematics. Some of his calculations are unsound and he has a tendency, when the answer to a problem eludes him, to pluck figures out of thin air. He needs to look more carefully at the questions and spend more time trying to understand them.

Extract of note to Headmaster of Dotheboys Comp. from Head of sixth form.........
Gavin ,
You will have heard about the disturbance in the canteen today, but just to get you up to speed,the two girls involved,Yvette and Harriet had a slanging match and then what is called a 'cat fight' all spitting and clawing .It started of course, over a boy , Yvette yelled " if you like him and his ideas so much then get a room!" Harriet responded by pulling her hair and things then escalated.Mr Corbyn ( the rather vague geography chappie) stepped forward to intervene and said some wise things about being peaceful , but Harriet screamed " butt out Grandad" and punched Yvette to the floor. Luckily, Mr Osborne the janitor had a bucket of cold water to hand and threw it over the girls, bringing things to a close and...............

Djen, we are doing things in school report mode on this thread, who cares about Ed Vaizey being a Conservative ( apart from you.)
I certainly don't think that Boris should be PM btw.

Anyone who thinks Boris should be PM should look at 131 now Mayor's question time.

Roses, how is saying Ed Vaizey is a disappointment to his family blaming the family?
He is a rebel. His dad was a Labour peer.

This school is fairly liberal, and prefers to adopt a wait and see policy on all it's pupils, as some may be late developers and others a bit shy.

No doubt by the time the referendum takes place David will have left school. However I worry that his year is not up to the challenges ahead.

( aren't reports fun? Perhaps we should all have been teachers. )

David indeed will be doing something against his natural inclination vis a vis the possible exit from the EU, but if that is what the majority of the school wants then he will bow to that decision , as he feels that the pupils must be given the choice.Time will tell, as to knowing if it was a wise choice.

Your fourth point shows that David does not have a good grasp of arithmetic, or of the definition of "a job".
Many of his peers, and some of his tutors, have been taken in by his confident manner which may not prove desirable for David in the long run.

Whilst not being a miracle worker, David has shown real commitment to the job in hand and has got on with things in a steady way. we hope for more of course as time goes on, but so far has been a responsible Head Boy.

X-d posts RaR.

Your first two points are not finished projects and may not have the results that David hopes.
Your third point shows David doing something that he claims is against his natural inclination and will be very interesting to watch.

I think the last few comments will do for starters.

Created a whole mass of jobs, more people are in employment now.