He told Times Radio: There are a lot of schools that will see who I used to represent, and maybe my views, which they may not like, and because of that I won't even be given an interview. I think that is a damning indictment of the profession that I do love and care about.
He went on to bemoan schools with too many activists in the classroom and said who is allowed to become a teacher is now determined by politics. It is not good for pupils, it is not good for parents, but particularly pupils because they need teachers to deliver high quality education, not the very rabid woke agenda that has sadly entrenched our education sector, he added.
He said: It's been hard, I'll be frank, we are now three months on and I am still without a job, and that's scary. I am a father of a four-year-old and a two-year-old.
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