The Schools Bill and the Schools White Paper: A summary review
The focuses of both the Schools Bill and the White Paper expressed key focus on improving teacher training nationwide. We review the summary of both government proposals.
The focuses of both the Schools Bill and the White Paper expressed key focus on improving teacher training nationwide. We review the summary of both government proposals.
Families entitled to Free School Meals should still apply for them despite the introduction of Universal Primary Free School Meals in Wales The Welsh Government
Following the publication of the SEND review in March 2022. The focus of this review was to gage proposals for reforms to how the SEND system currently works.
Child poverty remains a significant barrier to equality of opportunity, however the Levelling Up White Paper and the Levelling Up Bill surprisingly make no mention of it. Chamber recently met with Sir Stephen Timms MP, to discuss the place of child poverty in the levelling up agenda and cross-governmental policy more widely
A report today by the BBC has claimed that the current cost of living crisis is being used to prey on vulnerable young people.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission heard key testimonies and recommendations from some of the leading entrepreneurs in the third section of the Inquiry session.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission heard expert testimony from some of the leading thinkers, including Dr Ruth Bromley Debbie Hicks on the strategies Integrated Care Systems can use to co-ordinate their care.
Students that are borrowing loans will be protected from rising inflation with further reduced interest rates. From September 2022, student loan interest rates in England
New guidance for Start for Life and Family Hubs programme published.
Giant inflatable tentacles took hold of Wakefield Cathedral this weekend as thousands of visitors were entertained at ‘A Grand Day Out’.
Can levelling up unleash the potential of coastal communities? Chief Executive of policy institute Curia talks levelling up with the Chair of the Coastal Communities All Party Parliamentary Group.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission held it’s second inquiry session. The session explored the topic of mental health services for neurodivergent people. Notable revelations demonstrated the need for a in depth review into the current mental health services for neurodivergent patients.
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