The school reforms of Labor are powered by powerful left -wing trade unions that are determined to 'dump' the education system, was claimed last night.
Educational secretary Bridget Phillipson – which is said to be monitoring the subsequent SIR Keir Starmer as party leader by cultivating the left side – has sworn to limit the liberties of Academy Trusts by cutting them down to a fixed curriculum and their assets to limit the Best teachers to row to reward the best teachers with higher wages.
It comes at the same time as the controversial 'class war' addition of 20 percent VAT of private school costs and is described as 'a tragedy in the making' by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch.
The conservatives have seized the revelation that the reforms of the Academy were first proposed in October by Daniel Kebede, the general secretary of the National Education Union, who has nearly 500,000 members.
Kebede said the Times Educational supplement at the time: “The supposed freedom of trusts must be limited in the course of this parliament.” Only two months later new restrictions were drawn up at the Academie program in the welfare of the government and the bill of the children.
Last night, Shadow Education -Secretary Laura Trott that Mrs. Phillipson has proved to be a POP of the trade unions, and added: 'Labor's harmful school policy is copied and stuck by trade union requirements. Their pact about '' Toged Education Together '' is one that is based on stimulating standards, weakening the strictness and preventing parents 'freedom of choice.'
The conservative party has also transferred an alarm about planned reforms in the national curriculum in the midst of the fear that children 'wake up', with lessons on topics such as decolonization.
Mrs Phillipson has been accused by MPs in her own party of betraying the inheritance of Tony Blair in trying to revise the school academy regime introduced by the former Labor Premier. Academies, which are independent of the local authorities, currently have the freedom to determine their own salaries and conditions for staff – with some that exceed the national wage scales for teachers.
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson has sworn to limit the freedoms of Academy Trusts by babbling them to a fixed curriculum and limiting their assets to reward the best teachers with a higher wage
Daniel Kebede, the general secretary of the National Education Union
Last night, Shadow Education -Secretary Laura Trott said that Mrs. Phillipson has proved to be a doll of the trade unions
But Labor is accused of limiting that by proposing that all teachers would be part of the same core wage and conditions framework, whether they work in an academy or a school that is run by the local authority.
In a partial climb last week, Ministers revealed plans to change their proposals to make it clear that academies can still offer higher salaries to attract certain teachers.
KeBede said the mail on Sunday that “Academision is a failed project is-the so-called freedoms they enjoy are not in the best interest of all children and young people.”
But he said it was imaginative to suggest that trade unions stimulated government policy, and added: 'If the case teachers were certainly not confronted with an insufficient 2.8 percent not – financed wage price that will extend the recruitment and retention crisis And schools will make to make further harmful cuts on facilities. '
A government source rejected the Tory attack as the 'usual Allerbel of a party with nothing to say about increasing standards at our schools'.
They added: 'We are not apologetically about stopping strikes in education after the conservative clown has shown that our schools led to massive walkouts and disruption of learning until last July. Have no established interests and will have some to say in our school reforms or stand in the way of supplying high and rising standards in schools.
“The only thing that influences our education policy is the life chances of disadvantaged children, who let the conservatives rot for 14 years.”
