What will Boris' money mean in practice?

[PotteryLottery]

Will schools' deficits mean that it won't have an impact?

[Haggisfish]

I don’t know. I’ll be interested to see our head’s opinion on this. I suspect it means most schools will be able to ‘break even’ more realistically, rather than increasing their deficit.

[noblegiraffe]

There’s not enough money promised to cover the amount has been cut since 2010.

Plus the leak also proposed a massive payrise for new teachers.

So basically all the money would have to go on the pay rise and nothing left for anything else and schools would still be screwed.

[CarrieBlue]

It will put schools back to where they were in 2009. Without taking inflation or more pupils into account. 10 years ago.

[BelindasGleeTeam]

Boris's money will mean bugger all because it won't appear.

That's my cynical view 🤷‍♀️

[SpoonBlender]

There is no extra money. It's the same creative accounting as the money for the NHS - it was already there in the budget, and isn't enough.

Boris is a continuous liar.

[Amara123]

There's not likely to be any money. I also believe it's creative accounting to make him look good and distract from the dictatorship he is establishing.

How can you tell Boris Johnson is lying?

His lips are moving.