Jeremy Corbyn speech on social justice and inequality

The transcript discusses the introduction of Sure Start centres to support child development and family education. It highlights the negative impact of recent government cuts to school funding and the tripling of tuition fees, which have led to underfunded education systems and poor working conditions for staff. The speaker advocates for Labour's vision of a National Education Service, aiming to provide universal and free education, similar to the NHS's impact in the past.

What was the primary goal of introducing Sure Start centres?

• To improve working conditions for education staff

• To provide a strong start for children and support families

• To reduce school funding

• To increase tuition fees

What has been the impact of the government's funding cuts on schools?

• Increased funding per pupil

• Improved facilities

• Over 90% of schools receiving less funding per pupil

• More one-on-one support for students

How have tuition fees changed under the current government?

• They have remained the same

• They have been tripled

• They have been reduced

• They have been abolished

What are some challenges faced by further education staff?

• High salaries

• Secure long-term contracts

• Insecure short-term contracts

• Abundant resources

What is the aim of Labour's proposed National Education Service?

• To provide universal and free education throughout life

• To privatize education

• To cut school funding

• To increase tuition fees