The Daily Sceptic recently carried a piece warning about the Labour Party’s pending plans to create a new “cutting-edge curriculum” for Britain’s schools, the term “cutting-edge” here really meaning “filled to the brim with climate crap to indoctrinate the helpless young”. According to a report by the exam body OCR, which will be closely drawn upon by Labour for its planned re-write-cum-ruination of the syllabus, climate change is “the biggest existential crisis of our age”, and therefore children must urgently be taught how to become “carbon literate”, a skill which in the past merely meant being able to write their names using a pencil.
The only truly “cutting-edge” thing about the whole scheme will be making toddlers and teens want to slit their wrists in sheer climate-despair. So green-at-the-gills will Britain’s children inevitably become that the OCR warns a comprehensive programme of “eco-therapy” will later be needed in order to prevent them all succumbing to depression at the terrifying prospect of so many dead whales and sad polar bears. Might a better cure for this ailment not simply be to avoid having teachers shove all this alarmist dogma down their throats like captive goslings being fattened up for pseudo-educational foie gras in the first place?
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