It comes as there was outcry this week after Sheffield Hallam University suspended its English Literature degree amidst a government crackdown on what ministers regard as “low-value” courses.
Nadhim Zahawi hit out on Thursday at the move by OCR, which is part of a wider reform of the exam board’s anthology.
“The country faces an existential emergency for the future of the teaching profession," the NASUWT general secretary said.
Earlier this year, the Government’s social mobility tsar and headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh said “physics isn’t something girls tend to fancy” and that “there’s a lot of hard maths in there that I think that they would rather not do”.
It comes as around three in 10 people are concerned they may end up homeless in the next five years due to housing costs.
"We see the devastating reality of children coming to school unable to afford to buy lunch."
It comes as Stella Creasy was asked if she was 'drunk' after saying women can have a penis.
"Some children are at risk of being indoctrinated by political activists masquerading as teachers," the Tory MP said.
"Can’t wait to see the Tories ‘cost cutting tips’ on this when school meals are even more essential now."
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