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Britain’s education system, a system based on oppression and subjugation, has done little to nothing to positively impact upon the British Caribbean community. From the categorisation of Caribbean children as ‘educationally sub-normal’ to the cycle of exclusions, Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) and ultimately prison, the educational outcomes of British Caribbean children is the lowest of any ethnic group in Britain aside from Roma Gypsy children. The pedagogical practices currently being employed, epistemologically Eurocentric, do not reflect or represent the British Caribbean children in the classroom. An African-informed pedagogy can help African diasporic children access education in a more culturally informed and meaningful way. An appreciation of multiple epistemologies and centring other cultures can create an environment of criticality and growth.

PRUs are an alternative education provision for those who have been excluded from school or are unable to attend mainstream education. This pipeline metaphor is used to identify the process through which students are pushed out of schools into alternative education provisions and then, ultimately, for some, into prisons. Today we will discuss the factors that contribute to the PRU to prison pipeline in the context of the British Caribbean experience. These disciplinary actions put students at higher risk for negative life outcomes, including involvement in the criminal justice system.

Episode 41 has all of the best bits of kmfm Breakfast with Garry and Chelsea.

Chelsea was baffled by the 3 drain superstition and the people of Kent shared their weird and wonderful improvised cutlery. 

Garry tried to keep up with the Gen Z's guessing the new slang that made it to the 2023 dictionary and a Kent landmark had a glow up. Things went down under, when newsreader Kate Faulkner challenged Garry and Chelsea to a Tim Tam Slam and the Great Aussie O quiz. 

From Shoktopus, halving beds and words of encouragement, feast on it all in this week's episode of the Breakfast Buffet Podcast with Garry and Chelsea.

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The ASX200 is eyeing a lift of 0.5% at the open.

U.S. stocks rose to new record highs overnight after the U.S. central bank upgraded its outlook for the American economy next year. The Federal Reserve now expects growth of 4.2% next year and for the unemployment rate to drop to 5%. The Fed also committed to buying $120 billion in bonds each month until full employment is reached.

What to watch today:

• Elders (ASX:ELD) holds its AGM today. 
• The mid-year economic and fiscal outlook is set to be released today.

Local trading ideas:

• Pacific Smiles (ASX:PSQ) was reiterated as a Bell Potter hold with a $2.65 price target, while Morgan Stanley upgraded PSQ to a buy with a $3.00 price target.
• Perseus Mining (ASX:PRU), Centuria Capital (ASX:CNI) and MoneyMe (ASX:MME) are all showing bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.