Labour’s Plan for Change means 300 more school-based nurseries opening this year. We are bringing the change the country chose.

You are using tax payers money to reward crap parents. The Labour way.

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- Children need loving and present parents more than they need nurseries. - Children need education more than you need to fulfil a personal vendetta. - the Country needs competent and honest leaders, more than Labour politicians need to fill their coffers. Resign and GE now.

Lots of kids don't have schools now, and some Labours councils are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on taxis to take children 30 miles every day to a school in a different country. It's a complete train wreck. All for the sake of not liking the fact that kids go to private schools. I would be ashamed and embarrassed to look people in the eye if I did that.

My friend with an autistic daughter has to find a place in the state sector now, becaus her school has shut down. Well done.

@UKLabour’s “plan for change” means: 🛑50k more children in poverty ❌Disabled children forced out of schools 🚫School budget cuts ⛔️Teachers made redundant 🚫LAs not held to account for failing SEND children

Your plan for change means an extra 50,000 disabled children in poverty, you are evil.

As a former social worker, I have very grave concerns for any & every child your morally devoid government has plans for. Cutting mental health funding, slashing disability support & manipulating assessment criteria to exclude vulnerable people. 50k more kids forced into poverty.

Labour #DisabilityBenefits cuts will be measured in lives lost not money saved. 50,000 more children will be condemned into poverty. #WelfareNotWarfare

Yep the changes you’ve made are destroying us all thanks for that

Indoctrination from an early age - why not incentivise mothers to stay at home for the early important years instead of making it so impossible for parents to have this choice