Kate Purton

Every child deserves a classroom that is safe, calm and dignified, where they can learn. The point of removing a student who is abusive or disrupting a lesson is two-fold: 1. That student is demonstrating that they’re unwilling or unable to help create that environment, so they need to temporarily be somewhere they can get some adult attention to find out why. 2. More importantly, it allows the 29 other kids to get what they need. As an aside, many of these children may have SEND too. Don’t they deserve calm classes? Maybe even need them more?

When Labour announced VAT on private school fees, they promised it would raise £1.7 billion for state schools. With 25,000 pupils already forced out, eight times more than predicted, the policy is on track to cost taxpayers money rather than raise it. A thread🧵

Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!