House of Commons Library briefing paper : number 08444, 11 April 2019 : Off-rolling in English schools

During a debate on foreign languages held in the House of Lords in January 2015, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Schools, Lord Nash, stated that “the inclusion of

In addition, there is evidence nationally that large numbers of pupils leave mainstream secondary education before year 11 through schools moving them out into alternative

Drawing on this session, we recommended in our report on apprenticeships that the Government urgently review the incentives for schools to provide good quality careers advice

This was the first time that apprentices were expected to contribute to the costs of their learning, and led to an 88% fall in the number of people aged 25+ starting an advanced

The Health and Social Care Committee’s report in the first 1000 days of life recommended that the Government, working with local areas and the voluntary sector, develop a

DfE guidance sets out the intervention options currently available to local authorities, the ESFA, and Regional Schools Commissioners for both maintained and academy schools, and

Part four of the Keeping children safe in education guidance provides information for schools on how to manage allegations against a member of staff that might indicate that

Part four of the Keeping children safe in education guidance provides information for schools on how to manage allegations against a member of staff that might indicate that