Flow @Calmestflow

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6 days ago

@johncosgrove405 @RogersHistory They’ve been around for 20 years +. They have contributed positively in many schools to transforming culture. It’s just a room where you work in silence for a period of time and have time to re-think your approach. It’s often a lot kinder than making a mistake in adult life.

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3 weeks ago

@floboflo It’s what one would expect from someone of such limited intellect and a lack of class. The shame is that he is an elected representative. That fact embarrasses us all.

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3 weeks ago

@TheCinesthetic Muggeridge: The absolute definition of pomposity.

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4 weeks ago

@MelAinscow @intl_ed_news @guardian We don’t have the capacity to match these kinds of numbers. One has to “cut one’s own cloth” I’m afraid. We are also creating a false illusion that there will always be someone there to ‘remove barriers’. In adult life these barriers are introduced fairly abruptly.

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a month ago

@harda_r30896 @GauciReports @sophiemeaden You can’t write in English so it’s doubtful that your view is of any value whatsoever.

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a month ago

@Reddog1492 @JeremyClarkson @woodall0767 What new rules have they added?

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2 months ago

@JeremyClarkson @woodall0767

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2 months ago

@johnlbirch @policy_uk @MoreThanScore @MrBoothY6 The tests form a baseline used by secondary schools nationwide and by the DfE. The information is used to inform a myriad of decisions in secondary school. Though doubtless an imperfect system - to denigrate them to the extent you have does you no favours.

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2 months ago

@FrankWNorris Lots of chat about ‘staff wellbeing’ but the process is still as stressful as it always was and for us, still very much decided by data prior to an inspector setting foot on the premises.

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2 months ago

@HMRCcustomers @YaPalSoph Any acknowledgement from HMRC?

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2 months ago

@HMRCcustomers @YaPalSoph

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2 months ago

@Woke_warrior69 @MatthewStadlen It’s much easier to know the party that I could not dream of voting for due to 1) the leadership 2) The abject, unworkable and unaffordable policies.

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2 months ago

@FrasierShoes @warwickmansell There was a brief moment where I thought I understood your point. But then I realised I didn’t.

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2 months ago

@JessePeltan Growing from five people charging their toothbrush to nearly 2billion people doing so will show rapid growth. In Europe and the UK people have been using electricity fairly consistently across the whole population since 1970.

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2 months ago

@Arron_banks For every £100 spent by UK government, they spend around 30p on immigration. You’ve completely conned the English electorate that it’s the big issue we face. Fair play to you for that piece of con-artistry. Many of us know you are the stooges of the super rich and powerful.

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2 months ago

@Arron_banks But the thing is, many English voters are politically homeless and simply do not trust Reform. They see, oddballs, racists, grifters etc. Plenty of evidence to back this up on a weekly basis. No-one would staff their company with these people. Why would they vote for them?

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2 months ago

@warwickmansell This is a bit silly. Some students have learnt that this is a passive aggressive way of disrupting learning and that to refuse a toilet request is “against my rights”. A bit of even handed reporting wouldn’t be amiss.

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2 months ago

@warwickmansell would you say an 18% top slice was acceptable? I know there’s some nuance here but I remember 5% being the number originally quoted when schools in the Trust I know well were being consulted re: joining.

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2 months ago

@Woke_warrior69 @MatthewStadlen It’s that kind of language and thought process that exemplifies why Reform could never be the party of choice for so many people in this country.