Labour MP GRILLED over VAT being added to school fees: 'We're going round in circles here!'
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- Labour MP GRILLED over VAT being added to school fees: 'We're going round in circles here!'
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Full of shit..... VAT on education. So education is now a luxury?
It is if you are/pay private
I know ridiculous, Labour are just going to tax the rich to middles class out of this country. My kids are not in private education but this policy stinks
@@vickers2007 "My kids are not in private education but this policy stinks" - Always nice to hear from those least impacted by these policies.
@@dirtycitydisco not entirely sure what point you are attempting to make
Don't tax them. Just stop them being charities
Not even in power yet, but they are as clear as mud on policy ...😂😂
The Labour Party has confirmed its intention to implement a policy to remove the exemption from VAT on independent school fees.
As always with VAT, the rollout of the policy will not be straightforward.
From a legislation perspective, the law may need to change.
What this policy actually does is INCREASE polarization. The rich won't bat an eyelid at the VAT - they'll pay it no problem. It's the middle income strivers who make sacrifices to send their kids to private school who'll have to opt for state education - further increasing the gap between the rich and everyone else. It'll also means they'll have to build more state schools too, and get more state teachers (good luck with that - about 40,000 state school teachers quit in 2023)...
exactly - the rich will pay no problem. great for tax receipts. and it will make sure more ops have a stake in the state sector. those middle incomers are the same ones who tell people who can't afford homes to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. guess they'll have to save, 'strive' and 'sacrifice a bit harder
Wonder if her little darlings went to Private school? Typical Labour hypocrisy.
Well he was the one who gave migrants their benefits.
Money is not tight...it's being spent on the wrong things.
It most certainly is tight, come off it
@@TimComley Allowing the illegals to starve and freeze would save a lot of tax.
@@TimComley if it is, it's even more important to not spend it on the wrong things.
And it isn't anyway.
Like shit politicians 😒
@@TimComley For the general working class maybe but not in the public sector. The waste is HUGE
VAT is an EU tax, we shouldn't be paying it at all. Luxury goods tax is what we had.
It time to abolish vat altogether its time tip up all the bloody tax system and start over again
What a load of pish.
Conservative Chancellor Geoffrey Howe increased the standard rate of VAT from 8% to 15% in 1979.
The rate remained unchanged until 1991, when Conservative Chancellor Norman Lamont increased it from 15% to 17.5%
George Osborne increased VAT from 17.5% to 20% in 2011.
VAT was introduced by the Finance Act 1972 and came into effect on 1 April 1973.
My God
This fool hopes to be in power
So if you are a rich Labour MP you can still afford to send your child to private school, but if you are struggling to give your child a better education in a private school..you are dammed.
dianne abbot for example
If your a politician you'll claim it from tax payers with your mortgage and heating
"but if you are struggling to give your child a better education in a private school" - If people can't afford it, they can't afford it. What's so challenging about the concept of not having enough money to do something you want to do?
And, if you have the ability to teach them yourself you'll need to register to do it
Why should working class?
People subsidise private schools wear struggling to buy uniform for kids
alot of talk with nothing to say
The only thing we do know is it’s going to be a shit show😳
Labour consistently speak with emotion and ignore fact. It’s terrifying. Absolutely terrifying.
this is the woke world we live in. Emotion & acting up to camera takes over from facts.
@@joycegibbs5267 Boris loved the camera
They're obviously, banking on people just paying, and don't have a plan if they don't.
That's Labour for you. No real plans.
well, people never fight back in this country so they keep walking all over us. This lot will be no different.
So her priority is all children across the country EXCEPT those in private schools who’s parents pay their taxes and NI - not very inclusive is it - in fact discrimination?
Not really, private schools give certain people an unfair advantage.
Most parents that send their kids to independent schools aren't wealthy and make huge sacrifices to send their children there.
This raid will just mean that the very rich get to keep their kids in these schools and the low to middle class won't be able to afford it (some with bursaries and those working extra hours or even jobs). Not to mention the kids from poorer backgrounds who are only able to attend due to full bursaries. It's politics of envy and against aspiration. This will not improve public schools and standards.
I'd be accepting of it if they stopped all the charitable benefits offered to all religious beliefs and buildings of all denominations as well.
Get over it. @@palerider955
@@palerider955what advantages does a child going to Private school get.
@@lifethrowsyoulemons Almost certainly smaller class sizes, english being the one language, and fewer stabbings.
She didn't answer the question.
Just more Labour spin.
The non dom tax grab is paying for all Labour policies apparently. 😂🤣🤣
The non-doms will just leave the country and they have no taxes from them live any place in the world is that businesses any place in the world why is it going to stay here and pay more tax when they go some other place it shows you how stupid these politician people are cos most of these non-doms are foreigners
It's a lot of fun to see the GB News sheeple defending the interest of the moneyed.
@@luisbustamante9869did you pat yourself in the back and treat yourself after such a profound contribution?..
Seek psychiatric help. @@luisbustamante9869
Just like back in the 1970s when the rich walked out on the country.
So their plan is to punish the families of those working to pay for a higher standard of education for their children. Basically punishing hard work
Honestly, this is the only reason why I will NOT vote for Labour.
Never mind adding it to things it should be removed from things like energy bills
Labour pander to Muslim voters
O yes 😊
Do you think every child going to private school have rich parents?
I have 2 kids on private school, as there is no place for them on a decent local public school. They would have to be put on a 3 to 5 years waiting list. Seriously?
My wife and I work extra time, we don’t own a house, don’t drink alcohol, no holidays abroad… it’s all a bit tight and it’s also a choice. But surely we can not afford 20% on top of the fees. This is crazy and this woman is delusional for sure. Pure madness.
non-dom tax status will just mean those people will leave, they're not citzens, they can and will just leave, what a total mess
Of course. They already have their second passports, homes abroad, offshore trusts, and holding companies in secrecy jurisdictions containing multiple limited companies. They get to spend more time in Monaco or Dubai. What's not to like?
Cannot answer a simple question, disgraceful.
This person is a snake. Acts righteous and fair in the camera but behind it is definitely corrupt
Labour has no fucking clue.
Absolutely couldn't put it better VERY WELL SAID THANKS
How depressing to think the country faces another 5 years of exactly the same sophists who just do not answer questions as previously! The staggering thing is people are expected in large numbers to vote for these awful people.
Blah blah blah...and I came into politics to avoid answering questions!
Shen’s going to kill a good education system 😢
Is the private school system the only good system ?
Typical Labour, if you do any better through hard work then you will pay for trying to better yourself.
People not going to state school, saves the state school system £6000 a year and then pay £15000 year to private school. I think the TAX has been payed.
Just an idea stop people sending money out of this country each week, it runs into millions.
Oh boy, are we in for a shit future!
She doesn't care about the private students
Vote Reform
I really feel like Reform are not getting out there though, are they? They are not getting much press coverage, or coverage on the BBC (no surprise there though). I'm not sure they are ready - or are they? I'm wondering if the reason Rishi Rich took the mad decision to call an early election was to catch Reform on the back foot? Not sure, just my impression...
Another Labour politician who cannot answer a straight question with a straight answer. State schools will be floundering in a years time with thousands of more pupils to be educated and already state schools are at breaking point. Leave Public Schools alone......
Spot on 👍
But that's labour for you.
The very rich will go on paying.... it is the families that could JUST afford to send their kids to private school who will not be able to afford the VAT they will have to take their kids out of school so they will not contribute to the funding of state schools.... but will add their children to the burden of the state schools.
Typical Labour no plan, no policy.
Scary isn't it. I mean the Tories have lost the plot, but I'm not voting Labour either - we're still stuck with some of Brown's disastrous policies now 1) IR35 2) Sold off our gold at rock bottom prices 3) Raided pensions, causing a mass exodus of institutional money that is still costing billions a year. LibDems are a waste of oxygen. I mean who else is there?
The elephant in the room is the per capita cost to the state for each child in state schools - an average of ca. £6500 per child per year. With a conservative estimate of 10000 children leaving private education, that would be a minimum of £65,000,000 per year. That would certainly make a large dent in the amount gained by the exchequer!
Minimum amount by mathematics is 61,500.
That's if 10 per cent can't afford new fees.
I think the number will be 25 per cent.
This is due to non doms fleeing the country, business closing due to Labours new employment law, and a huge reduction in GDP if Trump wins the election in US as Starmer and Co have called him a red haired, psychopath racist.
So you're looking at 125, 000 pupils looking for state school places over next 5 years.
That's closer to 0.8 trillion per annum.
Given that there are approx 600,000 children in private education and average fees currently at £15k then it will raise £1.8b? 🤔
More flip flopping by the labour party these are the people who supported Corbyn HELP😂😂
What's wrong with Corbyn?
And the Tories have done a great job over 14 tears ye whatever .
Kendall did NOT support corbyn. A quick google search would tell you this.
Labour use the IFS to quote the 1.6bn in extra tax yield, yet don't believe the IFS when they say upto 40k pupils will potentially go from private to public education as a result of this policy 🤷♂
Surely forcing 40k pupils from private to public sector will;
1) End up costing nearly as much as you raise in extra tax revenue
2) Put extra strain on the public education system lowering quality for all pupils
3) Deprive parents of the ability to use the private sector for their childs education
... Labour policies folks ..
This lady sure has all the magic answers 😂 unfortunately the magic wand had run out of 'magic'. Usual labour dreamworld garbage.
The 40,000 number is interesting. That's exactly how many state school teachers threw in the towel and quit last year - and who can blame them! It's also almost exactly the number of nurse vacancies the NHS currently has (43,339 to be precise)! Scary...
Uni party speaks.
People think voting labour is the answer....lol
Tax, tax, tax.
More levelling...down
Exactly. This is isn't sticking it to the ultra wealthy, it just raising the bar of who can send their kids to private school. But don't worry, your child can get a free bowl of cornflakes at breakfast club and spend even more hours away from parents.
Every time the Labour lunatics get in they push up taxes and almost bankrupt the country.
Exactly. The robot tax is another Labour idea. Two things you should never tax - efficient wealth creation and education...
Listening to this awful Labour woman fills me with dread.I had to send my son to an Independent school because he was suffering under the narrow minded ,politically motivated head teacher who took it upon himself to try and deprive my son at a place at a Grammar school ,because he said ,that he believed in an even playing field.He felt that as artists our son would not be academic.I took him out and sent him to an Independent school where he passed the eleven plus.I kept him at this school because of his slight dyslexia.He is now a RIBA architect.I dread a Labour government and fools like this mean minded Labour MP.And I had to run round to the schools with money I scratched to find.No holidays for years,but the school was worth every penny.
Tories need to be taught a lesson, they need an overhaul, they need totally new mp's that believe in conservative politics. It's only right they shouldn't be given another term. But it's scary that our alternative ad we know it, Labour will be next and we have these Labour MP's that clearly don't have a clue either. They NEVER answer a question with clear conviction, they just skirt around it and hope it works and if that doesn't work they do what this lady is doing by stating the obvious "ultimately it's about the kids". Have a day off. Politics in this country need a fresh start.
Totally agree with you, but right now the only vote that counts is to vote with your feet...
its almost like its better the devil you know at this point. I agree, they need a break! but I fear that Labour are really going to make a mess of things.
@@1themikka The trouble is that Britain's problems are so deep-rooted now that they are impossible to turn around, no matter who is elected. This is a problem of incompetence that has taken literally decades to create. No party will make a significant difference at this point - it is simply shuffling the deckchairs on the Titanic. Labour might make some difference on the margins, and they have some policies I can get behind, like nationalizing the trains (my bet is they won't do it), but I think most people will experience a steady decline, regardless of who is in power...
politicians dont deal in hypothetical? who is this woman?
she was in Blair's government. I remember her and she was over-emotional then 🤢
They haven't got a clue what they are going to do, god help us.
The schools policy is about as smart as getting rid of grammar schools. It does bring attainment more equal but only downwards as teachers will go to nice areas over poor ones any day of the week. Let the brightest be pushed over being taught to the weakest link. It doesnt improve social mobility at all. Perhaps try setting private schools targets for bursaries and local children, ive seen what this can do when private schools engage with state ones and its better to level up than down surely?
Vote Reform UK or get more of this liebour shite !
The longer this election goes on the more Labour will be rumbled. If anyone thinks things will be better under Starmer and Labour they will soon be proven very wrong! Taxes will go up and so will unemployment!
This is the UK. Where aspiration and making money are now frowned upon and subsequently punished. That's why I'm in the process of leaving for low tax Florida. Where the idea of making a buck or two is not demonised and taking personal responsibility are encouraged.
Snakes & gators? 😂
@@middleman9183 Guns.
@middleman9183 Low taxes, higher standard of living, can actually conduct business without jumping through hoops, gorgeous weather. I simply can't do business here anymore without being taxed to the hilt, having to fill out reams of paperwork or having to deal with protestor or activists. Thankfully, countries like the US welcome people such as myself with open arms. I shall pay my taxes and provide jobs over there instead.
The worst part of living in Florida is hands down the weather. The humidity, especially during summer seasons, which brings in summer storms is killer!
VAT on ulez or clean air coming next.
VAT on oxygen probably!
You couldn't write this 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂give her a dime bar.
Just more waffle and nothing being done apart from plundering the pot
If there are no more public schools, where will Labour politicians' kids go?
That's labour for you😮
Labour are the party of class and denying aspirations to the youth of tomorrow, they want to maintain the class system and they want the plebs to know their place in life and that means going to the state system, which can mean a well run school to a school in which can extremely challenging, but all lack resources. The issue is any gifted student in a struggling or difficult school will not full the full potential, because of the students who regard education as unimportant. I know of some schools in which teachers have advised the parents of gifted students to move the children to better schools to ensure they are not held back by the other students. What labour does not want, is ordinary parents scrapping the money together to give their children a better education and so giving them the opportunity to achieve more in life, then they may have achieved, which I would like to think is the aim of all parents. I suspect that all of the Labour front bench and many of their MP's went to private or grammar schools, and so do many of their children. Diane Abbott who said parents should send their children to a local state school, but sent her children to a private school, many miles away, hypocrisy in action.
Labour are still spending the same money on different policies by closing the same tax loopholes, but the rich can move to other nations and never fully costed, despite what they say, for example, VAT on schools is estimated to generate £1.5 billion, but students from grammar or private schools, but the 6500 new teachers will cost an estimated £1.6 billion. But the 1.5 billion is meant to cover the shortages in subjects like maths and the sciences and not the increase student numbers in state schools. Even if the VAT was spent on new teachers, just look at the facts, a new science teacher starting pay is around £25000, plus a retention payment and the pay rises in year two, and continues to rise in succeeding years, however the VAT income will decrease in succeeding years as student numbers and schools close in the independent sector. So the sums do not add up, especially when you divide 1.5 billion by 6500, and you will find the pay would be less then £25000 that a new teacher gets now and before pay rises are added. Crucially most new teachers leave the profession within five years due to students behaviour, including assaults on staff, workload, inspections and pressures to constantly get 'x' number of students achieving good grades. I know people will say that teachers have twelve week holidays, start at 9 and finish at 4, but my advice is train to become a teacher and you will know this is a myth, in the holidays you are planning and marking and you should be in school by 8 at the latest and can be there turn 5, besides taking work home with you as well So to meet the VAT is an attack on aspirational parents, left wing ideology and a desire to ensure the lower classes do not get aspirations beyond their station in life.
Well said!
Has any politician ever in human history given a yes or no answer 🤷♂️
The woman who waves her arms and says nothing is back, god help us all 🤷♂️
thick cow quoting money they will raise from vat on school fees that might be the amount this year it will be even less next year.
Exactly and thereon each year!Private schools will close down ,their buildings demolished and ugly small housing estates built on the land .How will existing public schools cope together with the plethora of migrants needing schools .
Something else being paid for from the non-dom tax break ??? Wow that money is paying for everything in this manifesto.
Yeah, I know, and the non-doms have probably already got their accountants to figure out a loophole just in case...
@CaldonianDude Or, they just leave. It's a real smoke screen on how much they can raise through this. Also the claim they have of closing tax loopholes - start in the HOP! TThat place is full of tax dodgers.
Evasive woman who won't admit there is or will be a problem. Just base decisions on political bias and Class envy. CT raised good points and asked sensible questions, and the Labour woman won't admit there is a question to be addressed . God help us if this is the mindset of the Party that will rule us in 6 weeks time. ' I don't believe....' etc ,etc.. But what happens when /if you are WRONG....?
Labour want to break a system to try and fix something already broken. You do not break something in order to fix something else.
Tax and spend!
They always have been, always will be...
It's so ridiculously wrong to increase tax to push private school kids to state schools. I definitely won't be voting Labour because of this
Again avoiding the question
Plus denying it will put parent's taking their kid's out of Private schools
Also its affecting the low paid Worker's
So where is labour policy that they care about the cost of living
I came into politics to help??? Yeah same old same old, never as good acting as that of the Helen Mirren category, but acting it is and playing on the empathy vote continually to try and get through the interview, her first time on GBnews and Liebour MP's who have avoided so far know very well they are going to have to appear instead of the left wing BBC or SKY. Could not answer Camilla's question but got down to the business of slagging of the Tory's as per usual, and offering no alternatives and our manifesto will be produced within the next few weeks, giving people as short a time to scrutinize it as possible.
Typical politicians, their answer to everything is more taxes. I never see them suggesting a pay cut for themselves.
oh dear let's open the border to polish to live here only a few hundred will come over to a million came
This is such a Short-Sighted Policy...Imposing a 20% VAT on private schools is not just about hitting the wealthy. It’s an ill-conceived policy that will increase pressure on already struggling state schools, diminish educational opportunities for lower-income families, and reduce innovation in the education sector. This short-term revenue grab will have long-term negative impacts on the entire education system and society as a whole.
Currently, 7% of UK students are educated in private schools, which helps reduce the burden on state-funded schools. Private schools save the government approximately £3-4 billion annually by educating students without using public resources. If private school fees rise due to VAT, many families will be forced to pull their children out and turn to the already overburdened state sector. State schools are already facing funding shortfalls, increasing class sizes, and teacher shortages.
An influx of students from the private sector will only worsen these challenges, further straining resources and compromising the quality of education for all children. Contrary to popular belief, many private school students are not from extremely wealthy backgrounds. Schools offer significant bursaries and scholarships to students from lower-income families. In fact, 10% or more of their income is often allocated to support these students. A 20% VAT will make it harder for these schools to offer such financial assistance, thereby reducing opportunities for talented children from less privileged backgrounds to access high-quality education. This move disproportionately hurts middle-class families who already stretch their budgets to afford private education. The result will be fewer families being able to access this option, effectively making private schools an exclusive privilege for the ultra-wealthy and exacerbating educational inequality. Innovations developed in private schools often find their way into the state sector, helping raise standards across the board.
Forcing private schools to hike fees due to VAT will diminish their capacity to invest in these innovations, reducing the diversity of educational offerings in the UK. It limits choices for parents and students, stifling the flexibility and creativity that are so vital in education. Private schools contribute significantly to social mobility by offering scholarships and bursaries, allowing talented students from less affluent backgrounds to attend. Increasing fees will lead to reduced access, further entrenching socio-economic divides. This move is counterproductive to building a fair and inclusive society. Moreover, private schools are significant employers and contribute to the economy through local spending, infrastructure, and jobs. Higher fees could lead to declining student numbers, potentially resulting in school closures or staff reductions, which will negatively impact the economy. Countries like Singapore recognize the value of private schools and actively collaborate with them.
Singapore’s government encourages a healthy balance between public and private education, seeing the private sector as essential for providing alternative educational pathways and attracting international talent. The UK should be following a similar model, not penalizing private schools with punitive taxes that will damage their competitiveness and reputation on the global stage. Singapore spends around S$10,000 - S$12,000 (£5,800 - £7,000) annually per student in primary and secondary education. This is comparable to UK state school spending but delivered in a highly efficient and centralized system. As of 2023, the average government spending per student in state secondary schools is approximately £6,500 per year. For primary schools, this figure is slightly lower, around £5,000 per year. The UK government allocated around £56 billion for schools in England in 2022-2023. This covers teacher salaries, school infrastructure, and other operational costs. Despite the overall budget, many state schools face funding shortfalls. A 2022 report indicated that around 50% of state schools in England were facing financial difficulties, with increasing class sizes and cuts to non-core subjects (like music, arts) being common coping strategies.
It is also important to remember that parents who send their children to private schools have already paid income tax on the money they use to pay school fees. Many of these parents are middle-class families making significant sacrifices to afford private education. To impose an additional 20% VAT on top of what they’ve already paid is effectively double taxation and deeply unfair.
Labour don't have any answers
With have more than 10000 migrants coming every year and they get schooled .
Non doms will just leave. You'll get less tax.
How is it a "tax break" when parents already pay twice for educating their children??
A great way of putting a private education 20% more out of the reach of parents trying desperately to afford the best for their child.
Ok for Labour and their children though.
Well we’re moving all our businesses to Dubai. We’re just getting robbed here and the kids private schools are closing down. Payed millions already in tax
So the income from tax on each private pupil is about 5k - the cost of education in state sector is about 7.5k - how does that add up?? Private sector parents are already funding the state sector big time by not using it.
She shows ppl how good is socialism, disgusting.
Schools have been saying they need more money for decades & decades, shortages of teachers etc, same old
Will do was closed down some schools and now have to employ madam teachers I'm not going to get the money from the rich the rich do not have to live here they go elsewhere Sean Connery way back in the 60s He left United Kingdom because he was playing too much money who end up paying for it working class
Yeah and it's been heavily ignored because those who tend to hold the money don't send their kids to public schools - they send them to private schools which aren't impacted by this issue. So hopefully now after this change they may actually begin to start taking seriously the quality of education in public schools rather than continuously brushing it under the rug when it doesn't effect their kids.
But labour plan is flawed! The 20% won't affect the politicians that send their kids to private school! Only 7% of school age kids in the UK are in private education. Yet 7% somehow miraculously will fund the gap for the 93% in the state schools? Surely parents that pay their taxes and send their kids to private school should get some tax rebate then. I'm tired of the Tories but these labour lot are simply not the answer....
A major issue in UK state schools is the amount of foreign children who get a free education in this country - their parents making minimal or zero tax contributions yet their children get free state education.
British schools should be free for British children not half the world - its a complete scam look at the demographics - it came out on the sly from nurseries UK that ethnic/ foreign children now outnumber white British children - just think what this country will be like in 15/20 years - it will be the third world.
Time to pack up and move on - lets make a better place for ourselves and our children and watch this country rot. They sold us white british families out so bye bye.
Where are you heading? I have one foot in Philippines (I have an off-grid house there already, solar and own well - 5 minutes from some of the best diving in the world - spent 3 weeks there in January and didn't want to come back to UK). I've also got a couple of options in mainland Europe I'm considering too (already have an EU passport as part of my backup plan). Some of my family already left and relocated to Sweden - yes - got its own problems but they have an amazing quality of life, and we have some family connections there. A friend just moved to Copenhagen (loves it, and is never coming back). Quite a few colleagues have moved to Berlin. Some moved to the Far East. It seems like many people I know have already moved, or have one eye on the exit. Interested in people's thoughts on this...
Got to lover Labour, they love to quote the stats from bodies like the IFS.
“Politics don’t deal with hypotheticals” yes that’s the problem, it’s called risk management and planning
Tory’s drilled holes in the proverbial boat , Labour will drill bigger holes . Either way we’re sinking !!
As per usual a politician from whichever side not answering the question. God help us .
This nom dom tax must be worth trillions its paying for everything labour says
Born to live taxed to death…
People with money and businesses, it's time to leave and take it elsewhere. They don't want us here. It's a bloody circus now.
We are all cuffed when these 🤡s are running things
Labour will be no better than Tory.
Vote Reform UK 🇬🇧
We are so fucked.
Tax tax tax
The curriculum they need and the teachers they need.. words matter given the circumstances
Support Zero Seats for all the main parties
Liebor 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Liz is bonkers here. She says she doesn't deal in hypotheticals; in business, that's called scenario planning. Great to know she/they don't do that. We are screwed if they/she gets into power on July 4.
I think if state school’s money has been well managed and still not enough, then let the state school parents pay! It is their children using the state school service 8:30am - 3:30pm, Mon-Fri, when the state fund is not enough, they should pay! Actually, most of them have decent income, multiple houses and luxury holidays! We hard working private school parents should not pay for them! We have already giving the resource to them for free and paid our tax! Leave our children alone!
Another second rate politician ....we need REFORM..... ASAP
Why shouldn't private schools be taxed. Everything else is taxed.
Im more worried about the poo in the tap water and rivers
Camilla shut up, your thinking about your interest.😂😂
Wonder how many Darlings of these Labour MPs have been or now in private schools? Probably using their Huge Expenses to pay? Typical Labour Claptrap.
so we get 40000 more pupils and 6000 more teachers? what are we going to do with all the pupils? really? maybe they can go into the classes of those 6000 teachers along with the other 180,000 extra student spaces we will have .......
Enjoy your state education and should you with to do a degree we will have 10% extra tax off you until you retire. I'll gey saving so my kid isn't getting changed 6.45% on education
Never forget Thatcher their hero introduced it,but you will probably blame Labour . . ..again
You will never recruit Teachers/Nurses. NO WORK LIFE BALANCE/POOR WAGES. WORST JOBS TO GO INTO FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH AND WELFARE.
School issues invoice on 3rd. July 2024 for the coming school year - NO VAT. So is that part of Labour's "fully costed" manifesto. I'll bet it isn't.