Well; Labour used to have all the right ideas until the half-blind scottish pillock came along and changed them all. That's Gordon Brown. Anyway, Labour wants to take money out of everything because they understand the economic crisis slightly better. Although that doesn't mean that raising taxes and cutting expenditure on education, health care, etc, is the right solution.

I think in terms of education; Labour want to keep a close eye on schools, making sure that 'every school is the best school'. they want failing schools to be handed over to academies, so that they can be closely monitered and sorted out.

Tories want a similar sort of thing, cutting the deficit, blah blah blah. They're very focused on the NHS and how to ensure a good quality of service while not putting much money into it, because Brown fucked the economy. lol

On schools, they weren't so sure. I think they agreed with the LibDems in as much as they thought smaller classes and less exams were necessary.

I'm only interested in the education side of things really...

I'm not all that sure of the LibDems policies are. I know that they want one-on-one tutoring and classes as small as 16pupils in high schools and 20 in primaries. They were very firm that schools and teachers need more freedom and creativity. They need the freedom to teach the way they want to teach - assuming of course that that fits with the current government's manifesto.

I don't really know what else they want to happen, but we better find out soon, coz they're going up in the world. In fact they won the Prime Ministerial Debate last night, so i wonder...