School burden and College Leader and Teacher A major teaching association has warned to an unprecedented level, as Schools Being forced to run fast food Bank And support the housing families due to less funded public services “collapse around them”.
A report by Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) said that these important services are important, but cannot become the only responsibility of schools and teachers.
Julie McCuloch, director of strategy and policy at ASCL, said: “In recent years, expectations on schools and colleges are beyond teaching and learning, which learn to include a wide range of social responsibilities.
“Some of these can be detected in the epidemic, but high hair poverty rate and collapse of public services, which means that schools and colleges are left to take pieces.”
The ASCL has determined that schools should be expected to provide services, and which other agencies should have the responsibility that can contact schools.
The report said that schools should not be expected from things such as dental investigation, health of students’ families and pupil behavior on social media out of school hours.
Ms. Makkuloch said, “The burden on school and college teachers and leaders has never been too much to resolve parking issues and to mediate the controversies of parents,” Ms.
“Some of these issues are clearly of great importance, but they cannot do by teachers.”
The report also stated some responsibilities that ASCL said that schools may be expected to be taken appropriately if they are given proper funds and resources to do so.
These include providing technology for students, providing personal hygiene of students, ensuring detailed support in education, health and care schemes (EHCPS) and reducing youth violence.
A study of Bristol University found last year that schools had become the greatest source of charitable food and domestic aid, one of the five schools in one.
The government should set a long -term plan for education such as it is for NHS, ASCL said, and a strategy that clearly maps who is responsible for various services in local regions.
The Sangh requires enough funds to provide its main responsibilities, the Sangh said, and the government should also invest properly in the services of broad children and ensure that its child poverty strategy deal with issues that are facing the poorest families.
The government is expected to establish its child poverty strategy in the autumn.
“The main responsibilities of the education employees should be made more to distinguish the main responsibilities of education employees,” Ms. Makkuloch said.
“It’s time that we should really expect from schools and colleges and how to revive them to meet these demands.”