Middle Path Estate Planning @MiddlePathEP

@NotFarLeftAtAll Why don't you ask us rather than assume you know? Useless and arrogant from the get-go.

@TimesRadio @KateEMcCann @bphillipsonMP Isn't that what you did? Worked hard and had success? So your assertion that that formula doesn't work for the working class is a lie. You are the living proof of that. You cannot open your mouth without lying. Parents. That's what makes the difference. Can't tax that though!

@honeybuns_49 @bphillipsonMP They tried that already. The money unfortunately went to social housing. You want more? Time for wealthy state school parents to stump up!

@InTheTrenchesUK I’ve said all along..20% VAT on private education was a spite tax. It destroyed specialist schools, increased the cost of state education, stopped Eton and its academy partner creating 3 colleges in deprived areas and proved that socialists detest opportunity for others.

@InTheTrenchesUK I am becoming suspicious of this minister...coming across as a spiteful Fibber ..teacher numbers have decreased and ratio of teachers to Pupils have increased ( Class sizes ) @anaboultertv @Miss_Snuffy @KemiBadenoch

She's a pathological liar. She promised 6500 more teachers. There are 2322 fewer. She pretends she never meant to include primary schools - but they launched the policy in a primary school, and said it would help hit their school readiness targets. She lies and lies.

Bridget Phillipson @bphillipsonMP

5 days ago

Despite what you've heard this week, we're delivering on our manifesto with over 4,600 teachers recruited into where we need them most – secondaries, special schools and colleges. That's alongside more teachers in training, more rejoining and more staying in our schools.

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This vile, spiteful and totally entitled parasite should most definitely be asked to repay her fees. She even has the same haircut as her spiteful class warrior heroine.

Rush @exRAF_Al

3 days ago

Retweet if you think @annaturley should be encouraged to repay her scholarship fees given that she feels so strongly about private education.

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"I saw privilege that people paid for & didn’t earn." Like this? You hypocritical parasite.

Anna Turley MP @annaturley

4 days ago

You don’t get it do you?! I saw privilege that people paid for & didn’t earn. And instead I want an education system that gives everyone the opportunities I & others had. You clearly can’t understand that concept because you want to preserve privilege for those who can afford it.

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@annaturley What a weak argument. I think everyone should be able to afford the same cars and holidays. Sadly it doesn't work like that. I have worked hard every day of my life - even from my first day at State school. That's aspiration. We £££ tax & choose school not cars & holidays.

@ClarksonsFarm1 Well I was born in 1976 and my mother tells me I wore no clothes for the first 6 months. This time ai have reluctantly worn clothes!

Could you ask your Labour colleagues who sent their kids to independent schools, why they did so. Could you ask the others, who can afford to avoid sink State schools by buying expensive homes near good state schools, why they did so. Could you ask yourself why no other European country taxes education. And could you then give your head a rattle: parents who elect to pay tens of thousands of pounds to educate their kids shouldn’t be demonised, but celebrated. They save the State the trouble of educating their kids, while still paying taxes as if the State was picking up the tab. Your vindictive VAT rise has closed more than 100 private schools, some centuries old. There is nothing noble about your self-justifying ideological vandalism.

Anna Turley MP @annaturley

6 days ago

Note to all the pearl-clutching Tories out in force today… You don’t HAVE to send your kids to private school. We have universal education provision in this country. If you *choose* to do so, the rest of us shouldn’t pay for you to have a tax break for the privilege.

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One must admire the tenacity of Miss Phillipson. Raised in Tyne and Wear between a disused railway and a flattened chemical plant, she has evidently decided that her childhood hardships constitute a permanent shield against arithmetic. How quaint. Miss Phillipson promised 6,500 teachers, funded by her spiteful little VAT raid on private schools. She has delivered, by her own creative accounting, 4,654. One might almost congratulate her, were one not possessed of a calculator and the ability to read footnotes. The 4,654 includes further education lecturers and special school staff. The actual increase in secondary teachers? Nine hundred and seventy-eight. Not 6,500. Not close. She has not moved goalposts; she has relocated the entire pitch to another sport. Meanwhile, the National Education Union reports that zero percent of her profession considers her work "very good." Seventy-four percent consider it poor. One imagines even the flattened chemical plant of her youth achieved higher approval ratings. The private school VAT has displaced thousands of children, damaged the sector, and produced precisely the opposite of her stated intent. But then, one does not become Education Secretary to educate. One becomes Education Secretary to settle scores dressed as social justice. Miss Phillipson did not escape poverty to improve schools. She escaped to become precisely the sort of politician who uses her past as immunity from scrutiny while dismantling the ladders she climbed. VERDICT: Statistical fraud in working-class costume. A revolutionary who destroys the ladder, then charges admission to view the wreckage.

Bridget Phillipson @bphillipsonMP

5 days ago

Despite what you've heard this week, we're delivering on our manifesto with over 4,600 teachers recruited into where we need them most – secondaries, special schools and colleges. That's alongside more teachers in training, more rejoining and more staying in our schools.

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@Davidfzc @tes @NEUnion The 1000’s turning up from closed schools looking for a place that isn’t there, money withdrawn for sport, underfunded teacher pay rise, underfunded b/fast clubs, £ withdrawn for further maths. For notes Uniform is the HT responsibility. Phones forced into it be the Tories

@SpanishDan1 @Fox_Claire No. Kemi was great. She can give it and take it. Bridget is pathetic and she is a spiteful class warrior. She was 100% right. Snarl? Petulant school bully? Gleeful venom? You have totally described Bridget Phillipson. She it utterly vile snd spiteful and deserves Kemi's wrath.

@DaveKent101 This government is evil. Once you understand that everything else fits into place because the fish rots from the head down.

@DaveKent101 @bphillipsonMP Maybe @GBNEWS would like to look into,this ? The corruption in this country is endemic amongst those who get to the top allegedly

@westbromtone @bphillipsonMP This is the first time that I have come across it. But yes, very serious allegations.

@KemiBadenoch @Olgachristie Phillipson should never have reached the position she has. x.com/davekent101/st…

Dave @DaveKent101

4 weeks ago

Perhaps Bridget Phillipson would care to comment on this allegation that her mother stole £728K of taxpayers money? Also the allegation that Sue Sim was forced out for investigating it? 🤔🤔🤔 @bphillipsonMP

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