Post by Totheleft on Jul 7, 2024 23:27:54 GMT
When Blair opened the country up to EU migration and they pured in from eastern Europe .especially Poland coming with there children they pured into the Schools and many English children couldn't find a place for there child a place in there Chosen school.
With the Children not able to speak a word of English or read and write English.
Many said it was a race to the Bottom
Let's look at the Situation now
Children in England are better at reading than anywhere in Europe or the US, a new global comparison shows.
England’s children placed fourth in a global education league table, behind Singapore, Hong Kong and Russia, jumping from eighth position to enter the top five.
The latest Progress in International Reading Literacy Study, known as PIRLS, puts Singapore with highest result, with an average score of 587, taking top place out of the 43 countries that tested the reading levels of nine and 10-year-olds at the end of the school year.
Second was Hong Kong with an average score of 573, followed by Russia (567) and England (558).
Read more: Teachers and nurses among millions facing tax hike with one in five to pay 40 per cent rate
Read more: UK's most expensive food items revealed as prices of key staples double - including at Tesco, Asda and Lidl
The rankings show that Finland had an average score of 549, the same as Poland, while Taiwan had an average score of 544, the same as Sweden.
Overall, the 2021 study assessed nearly 400,000 students in 57 countries during the pandemic - and 43 of the countries tested children of the same age (which is pupils in Year 5 in England) at the end of the school year
England is number 1 in the Western world
With the Children not able to speak a word of English or read and write English.
Many said it was a race to the Bottom
Let's look at the Situation now
Children in England are better at reading than anywhere in Europe or the US, a new global comparison shows.
England’s children placed fourth in a global education league table, behind Singapore, Hong Kong and Russia, jumping from eighth position to enter the top five.
The latest Progress in International Reading Literacy Study, known as PIRLS, puts Singapore with highest result, with an average score of 587, taking top place out of the 43 countries that tested the reading levels of nine and 10-year-olds at the end of the school year.
Second was Hong Kong with an average score of 573, followed by Russia (567) and England (558).
Read more: Teachers and nurses among millions facing tax hike with one in five to pay 40 per cent rate
Read more: UK's most expensive food items revealed as prices of key staples double - including at Tesco, Asda and Lidl
The rankings show that Finland had an average score of 549, the same as Poland, while Taiwan had an average score of 544, the same as Sweden.
Overall, the 2021 study assessed nearly 400,000 students in 57 countries during the pandemic - and 43 of the countries tested children of the same age (which is pupils in Year 5 in England) at the end of the school year
England is number 1 in the Western world
