Former Labour London Assembly Member for Greater London
A new report from the Department for Education shows that learning losses in schools that have many pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds were around 50% higher than those schools with very few pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds. How worried are you about this generation of disadvantaged Londoners being left behind?
Thank you so much, Mr Mayor. We are the beneficiaries of the education system of this city. We are the legacy of the hard work that our parents and grandparents have put into this city. It has been a pleasure seeing you sitting in that chair as an inspiration for future Londoners. Can I just follow that to say Tony [Arbour AM], Nicky [Gavron AM] and I will accept the statue now? If you can...
Absolutely. We are looking to see us mentioned in the recommendations of your commission. But, seriously, thank you and if I can just, Mr Mayor, also thank the Deputy Mayor [for Education and Childcare], my good friend Joanne McCartney [AM], for all you have done in terms of placing children and young people at the centre of your agenda. If the polls are correct, Mr Mayor, you will be...
Former Labour Member of the London Assembly for Greater London
Entered the London Assembly on 5 May 2016 — Election
Left the London Assembly on 7 May 2021 — Election
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