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i just think i was making a different point very badly. i dont know why the change is being made, there no debate only a auto-responce from a union. it may affect many negativly, is it good for the majority? is that good enough justification? dont know. Labour are supporting it, why is...

ok fair enough they have a view. but why the emotive language use, like "choas". why no call from a parents group?

come on, you know that was a flippant number to make a point. you have any idea the number of families likely affected? do you know how many schools are affected? do you know how many current acedemies have changed and the impact? no. but you'll outright reject a change, presumably because...

so why are they making the noise against it? and to point out, im not in favour necessarily, just think the reaction is overblown and misguided. instant rejection of the idea, without any discussion of why its been suggested, the possible benefits, do those outway the problems, etc. its...

i couldnt quote a group, but its certainly something ive heard of before. it will solve the holidy price bubble, help child care, align with other countries holidays, better for education outcomes (apparently kids dont retain knowledge over 6 wk). all of course double edged arguments. Gove...

interesting our country's politics. people call for a certain change for years and when someone suggest that change, some then cry about it being the impending doom of civilisation. i also like the way that the union claims it will be choas for families. why dont they say what they mean, it...