LABOUR leaders are “outraged” at a Government minister’s “insult” that brands local schools as having a lack of ambition.
Michael Gove has sparked anger after he said you can walk into an East Durham school and “smell the sense of defeatism”.
The Education Secretary claimed a culture of low expectations still exists in some communities, and specifically named the former mining district of East Durham as one.
He blamed the long-established ruling Labour Party for contributing towards there being “no choice” in aspirations.
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