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Ofqual chief regulator Sally Collier quits after A-levels chaos
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Or was she thrown under a bus to save Williamson?
https://news.sky.com/story/ofqual-chief-regulator-sally-collier-quits-after-a-levels-chaos-to-allow-new-leadership-12056438
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This gvt has no backbone. They can’t take responsibility for anything. Somebody had to go but obviously Williamson, the night ball Minister, is staying put. "
I reckon Williamson is only staying put for a while. It'll be convenient to the higher ups if Williamson also takes the hit over any cock ups from the schools reopening. After that mess, he can be sacked, resign or wander off. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Dame Glenys Stacey until December . I wonder if Glynis has been asked to do exactly what the government want her to do ,,,,,,,, ( asking for Sally)"
No one will get a job like that if they say no...we now live in a dictatorship. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The most senior civil servant at education is stepping down now too. Anything to avoid a politican being sacked, it seems.
Actually there's a pattern here. Cummings/Johnson seem to be using their fuck ups to force out senior civil servants. How many have been offed at this point? |
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"The most senior civil servant at education is stepping down now too. Anything to avoid a politican being sacked, it seems.
Actually there's a pattern here. Cummings/Johnson seem to be using their fuck ups to force out senior civil servants. How many have been offed at this point?"
Doesnt cummings wanna dismantle the civil service?
Quite handy for him. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"The most senior civil servant at education is stepping down now too. Anything to avoid a politican being sacked, it seems.
Actually there's a pattern here. Cummings/Johnson seem to be using their fuck ups to force out senior civil servants. How many have been offed at this point?
Doesnt cummings wanna dismantle the civil service?
Quite handy for him."
Yep
Forget about "Yes Minister" it's now yes Dominick... welcome to our new dictatorship.
I wonder how many who swallowed the oven ready thing are now regretting it.
They will never admit to it though... |
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By *exy7Man
over a year ago
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So the exam fiasco is due to a ‘mutant algorithm’ according to Johnson. Seriously, is this tosser our pm? When you think that these idiots have reached rock bottom, they come up with more stupid statements. Is that the only explanation these clowns can give these students and their teachers?
This guy must be a mutant himself...  |
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"So the exam fiasco is due to a ‘mutant algorithm’ according to Johnson. Seriously, is this tosser our pm? When you think that these idiots have reached rock bottom, they come up with more stupid statements. Is that the only explanation these clowns can give these students and their teachers?
This guy must be a mutant himself... "
Tbf he is probably up the wall with all those super injunctions |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Given that Ofqual apparently said best option was for kids who had missed4 months of school was to take the exams anyway because their algorithm was known to be shit then yes. She should have gone.
How unfair would taking exams have been? Better of kids/private schools etc...laotops and online learning...poorer kids etc. Nothing.....how bad would that have been? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Given that Ofqual apparently said best option was for kids who had missed4 months of school was to take the exams anyway because their algorithm was known to be shit then yes. She should have gone.
How unfair would taking exams have been? Better of kids/private schools etc...laotops and online learning...poorer kids etc. Nothing.....how bad would that have been?"
They had three options on the table
1 exams go ahead
2 postpone to a later date
3 give every pupil a standard certificate for this year.
The gvmt cancelled all the above without consulting them.
So after all the consternation this has caused they are more or less at the option 3 as this years results will be downgraded by many.
The incompetent Williamson should have stepped down in my view.
But that will not happen with this gvmt as there will always be some lesser person to throw under a bus. |
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