
James
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James
@JameswSwann
Teacher and maths lead in a school with 94% children from military families. 🪖


I think there is a massive divide between the way NHS Twitter views the NHS and the way that normal people view it. I've had some wonderful experiences, but many more bad ones. Most of our friends say the same. My wife works for the NHS, as do 3 other immediate family members, and around 25% of my friends. They all say the same thing: yes, underfunding, but also obvious nonsense inefficiencies and things that could be easily fixed. But you dare to say anything online and you get called "stupid" a "moaner" or "a w*nk". People immediately assume you are criticising specific individuals, rather than the bad systems they work in. Legitimate grievances and frustrations are at best dismissed and at worse ridiculed. Not an ounce of reflection, and I suspect goodwill is running low. There was a time when genuinely everyone loved the NHS, and other than right wing libertarians you wouldn't hear a word against it. I suspect that's not the case anymore.





WG are currently consulting schools on making this statutory for schools for 3-16 year olds. If this goes ahead, teachers will now be ‘enabling adults’, and play-based, discovery learning will be part of legal framework. If you work in Wales, please speak out about this madness










Eugh.








