Perhaps don't run teachers into the ground (massive teacher retention crisis) and THEN you might get a bit more loyalty Michael Wilshaw (Infamous for saying to head teachers 'If anyone says to you that staff morale is at an all-time low, you know you are doing something right.')
To coin a Mumsnet phrase, what a k*ob.
The former head of Ofsted has said that teachers need to show a “similar commitment” to medical professionals, who in some cases have “sacrificed their lives.”
Sir Michael Wilshaw, the former chief inspector of schools, said there has to be a “pulling together’ among teachers and that they have to exhibit the same level of devotion as medics who have “gone the extra” mile during the pandemic, in order to get children caught up with their studies when schools return early next month.
Children return back to school on 8 March and the government has launched a £700 million school catch-up scheme to help children with lost learning, amid concerns children from disadvantaged backgrounds have fallen months behind their peers.
Responding to a question on BBC’s Newsnight about whether the learning gap can be closed between pupils from deprived backgrounds and other students, he said: “It will be closed if there is a real commitment and that is why there has to be a pulling together.”
www.independent.co.uk/news/education/covid-schools-reopening-ofsted-teachers-b1807935.html
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