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LABOUR was warned of a looming schools “catastrophe” yesterday as its manifesto received a mixed reaction from unions.
National Education Union general secretary Daniel Kebede welcomed the party’s “commitment to education and securing economic growth” but said its proposals contain no indication that education cuts will be reversed.
“The situation in our schools and colleges has now reached tipping point – without serious investment, schools will be closing due to a lack of funds,” he said.
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