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Extended for every pupil in england by half an hour a day. it turns out that was too much for the treasury, who have said they wanted to see more evidence it would work and spend more time looking at plans and bolder into the comprehensive spending review in your tim, which will all spending done by all government departments. —— in the autumn. this is a personal prime ministerial priority. no prime minister likes their personal priority policy being described as key slow, too narrow, too sm...

Appointed a months ago of failing hundreds of thousands of children, there needs to be some response, doesnt there?— there needs to be some response, doesnt there? downing street had thanked sir kevan. _ doesnt there? downing street had thanked sir kevan. what _ doesnt there? downing street had thanked sir kevan. what this i thanked sir kevan. what this argument is about that has prompted his resignation i5 argument is about that has prompted his resignation is not necessarily the tutoring pro...

To be able to have a positive impact in terms _ to be able to have a positive impact in terms of— to be able to have a positive impact in terms of childrens lives and that_ in terms of childrens lives and that is— in terms of childrens lives and that is why— in terms of childrens lives and that is why we have done this quite unprecedented intervention outside of the _ unprecedented intervention outside of the spending period where we are actually— of the spending period where we are actu...

A plan that was too narrow and too slow. it falls far short of what is needed and a halfhearted approach risked failing pupils. this has poured cold water over todays promise of £1 billion for tutoring. in hartlepool, this secondary school asked for 12 tutors this year and got two. today, the prime minister said tutoring was the best use of public money. what we are now doing is the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. there is no question that many kids are incredibly resilient, t...

The prime minister has been speaking about the governments plans in this lunchtime. of course, there is going to be more coming down the track, but dont forget this is a huge amount that we are spending, on top of the £14 billion we spent as soon as we came in to increase the funding for primary schoolchildren, secondary schoolchildren, make sure every teacher started on a starting salary of £30,000. what we are now doing is the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. there is no que...

What were now doing is the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. theres no question that many kids are incredibly resilient. they bounce back very well from the pandemic. but a lot of them also need help to catch up, to make good on the loss of learning thats taken place. even before the pandemic, two things were happening. the gap between better—off children and poorer children in how they were doing at school was beginning to widen again. and in hartlepool and across the north—...

Would be delivered too slowly. today, the prime minister reassured schools and parents that more funding would be coming. of course they will be more coming down the track, but dont forget this is a huge amount on top of what we are already spending. a teachers starting salary of £30,000... we are now doing the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. there is no question many kids are incredibly resilient, they have recovered very well from the pandemic, but a lot need help to recover...

Hasnt fully got started yet and i think the treasury is unwilling to spend huge sums of money on a particular department outside that process and so that is why we have ended up with something that, to the teaching unions, looks like a paltry sum of money compared to what was initially being talked about which was more than £10 billion on schools in england as part of this catch—up programme. so what youve got today is gavin williamson putting a brave face on it, saying hes doing as much as h...

On new zealand in the first test. will keep you updated on that throughout the afternoon, that is all your support for now. the prime minister has said he can see nothing in the data at the moment that would prevent lockdown restrictions being eased onjune 21st in england, but said although it is frustrating the country must await the assessment of scientists. borisjohnson has also been talking about education funding. this is what he said a short time ago. of course, there is going to be more c...

Week as too expensive. there is £1 billion extra today for tutoring for some pupils. but this school asked for 12 tutors this year and got two. what were now doing is the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. theres no question that many kids are incredibly resilient. they bounce back very well from the pandemic. but a lot of them also need help to catch up, to make good on the loss of learning thats taken place. even before the pandemic, two things were happening. the gap between b...