My daughters school is part of the scheme already being in Bedworth and it’s literally a staff member stood with a box of cold dry bagels offering them to kids as they walk in.
Checked the numbers and this is a cost of about £600m a year or about a third of the savings from WFA.
If it were funded properly so they could open early though then I know of at least three parents I talk to who would get to work an hour earlier, pay more taxes, and fund your pension though.
My daughters school is part of the scheme already being in Bedworth and it’s literally a staff member stood with a box of cold dry bagels offering them to kids as they walk in.
Checked the numbers and this is a cost of about £600m a year or about a third of the savings from WFA.
If it were funded properly so they could open early though then I know of at least three parents I talk to who would get to work an hour earlier, pay more taxes, and fund your pension though.
Bedworth primaries are bad but not quite that bad yet.
Just got a letter from my eldest a secondary begging parents to stop calling their kids during lessons and sending them in with energy drinks though, so give it a couple of years I’m sure.
Bedworth primaries are bad but not quite that bad yet.
Just got a letter from my eldest a secondary begging parents to stop calling their kids during lessons and sending them in with energy drinks though, so give it a couple of years I’m sure.
A cold dry bagel doesn’t sound like what was suggested, it’s not a breakfast it’s a load of carbohydrate calories which won’t last a morning school session.
It might not come as a surprise that I am not all that keen on your use of the last 4 words.
A cold dry bagel doesn’t sound like what was suggested, it’s not a breakfast it’s a load of carbohydrate calories which won’t last a morning school session.
It might not come as a surprise that I am not all that keen on your use of the last 4 words.