GrannyGravy13
DaisyAnne
GrannyGravy13
I may be stating there obvious, but there has been a worldwide pandemic for two years which has affected both schools teaching capabilities and children mental health, have the GLA assessments taken this into account?
I am not surprised that there has been as you put it bare bone teaching to pass exams what was the alternative? I don’t think anyone would have been happy for students to have to repeat the last two years of schooling.
As we are slowly returning to normal so should education, with hopefully catch-up for those off school for whatever reason, as it was previously.I don't think these changes are the only choice. It is always a choice. Government policy seems to be following the far-right playbook of dismantling the state just as they said they would if we voted for them. I imagine those defending this wanted that and voted for the government to get a "small state".
What I wondered was if individuals are still happy with the move in this direction.I can only post of what I know and that is that our GC are still receiving a full and rounded education including Art, Geography, History, Drama etc..
This is from Nursery through to Yr.9 over four different schools, none of which are Private.
Perhaps this scenario is not England wide (education is devolved and not controlled by Westminster)?
I appreciate this is what you see GrannyGravy and, at the moment, I am sure this paints an accurate picture. What I am looking at is more a case of what is planned for and we will rapidly move towards.