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Neither, it needs to be focused on being inclusive with everyone’s needs. Also less pressure on getting the qualificatio…

Yes, but there should also be more emphasis put on alternative career routes such as apprenticeships etc.

Yes and find ways to prevent and help children regarding the reason of truancy may have social issues that affects them

Yes as long as key topics are included such as maths and English. Life skills and awareness skills should be taught in s…

As someone who had to pay a fortune, i would be bitter if this was now abolished and I still had to pay.

No, it makes the parents lazier and shake off their own responsibilities and waste money on drugs/unnecessary things. Th…

Possibly. If it improved futures for kids. Put more uk kids into good trade jobs and into amiable university degree cou…

I feel that going to that university you should have a company you want to go into then your fees are 0 but when you ent…

they should either be abolished or reduced by a significant amount but we still need some and it will depend on the univ…

Interest rates on student loans is what makes university tuition fees for UK citizens more expensive than they actually…

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