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Implementation of trusts and the SLT aggrandisement this has caused is a huge area of potential cost savings and morale boosting for front-line staff by scrapping it.
The idea of empowering schools via trusts was a decent one, but the implementation is absolutely woeful.
I’ll be surprised if Labour do anything to challenge anything about MATs and the crooks who run them. Take a look at the “experts” involved in the curriculum review - all pro-academisation and many of them already raking in the cash as either CEOs or advisors to MATs. I think parents would be genuinely shocked if they knew the extent of the (for want of a better word) corruption in education. Like all aspects of governing a modern state, politcians don’t want to actually manage anything and are quite happy to let the grifters do it for them.