
Suitable Education
@suitableed
Fighting for suitable education for all. To not lose our right to home educate and also to join those fighting to fix the broken school system.
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http://www.suitable-education.uk 08-02-2019 20:11:37
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(2017) DfE hid facts from decision-making Star Chamber defenddigitalme.org/2017/11/19/sch… HOL Select Committee on Constitution re. number/breadth of delegated powers, “an increasingly common feature of legislation which as we have repeatedly stated, causes considerable concern.” #CWBSBill

We rank bottom of 27 countries for high rates of unhappiness among 15-year-olds. There is a #MentalHealth crisis. Schools forced to become competitive #ExamFactories, with rigid, intolerant discipline, are a big factor More Than A Score Young Greens 🌱




"Ofsted was tasked with bringing about a system of inspection that reduced pressure on the school system in quite tragic circumstances. It's our view that this will make things worse. Not better." Daniel Kebede speaks to the education committee about latest Ofsted changes.

It's all about writing this week. Thoroughly enjoyed delivering a writing input for teachers from Bishop Chadwick Catholic Education Trust yesterday. And in answer to the question in the feedback. Yes, I absolutely would, I love showing the beautiful messy process of writing. #writing


Attendance - Why children need support not shame. Department for Education Bridget Phillipson RewritingThe FairyTale fixed it for you! Square Peg Not Fine in School


Extraordinary decision by Department for Education. Who authorised the creation and publishing of a poster without caveats based on research which lists multiple limitations (named on page 15) of their report? 🧐

Today I spoke during the Second Reading of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill in the House of Lords today. It contains vastly authoritarian measures to clamp down on home education under the pretext of safeguarding, but actually will cause great harm (1/5). LabourList

It is a matter of historic record that when Parliament passed the Education Act of 1944, it deliberately safeguarded the right of parents — not the state — to determine their children’s education, as a bulwark against totalitarianism. (4/5) LabourList


