[PDF] Top 20 Briefing Paper: Number 06103: 16 December 2016: Sex and Relationships Education in Schools (England)

... that schools should encourage pupils to respect other people, even if they do not agree with ...significant number of respondents indicated that they disagreed with the proposed changes, but analysis of the ... See full document

... intimate relationships; that all aspects of health can be affected by choices they make in sex and relationships, positively or negatively; the facts about reproductive health; managing sexual ... See full document

... PSHE education, including teaching pupils to stay safe online, promoting children and young people’s mental health and preventing radicalisation, child sexual exploitation and violence against women and ... See full document

... Children, Schools and Families Bill before Parliament shortly before the 2010 General ...research paper 09/95 on the Children, Schools and Families Bill, Session 2009-10 (pages ...PSHE ... See full document

... Maria Miller: My hon. Friend is right to raise this issue, which has been a concern for many of our constituents. I can confirm that nothing will change what children are taught. Teachers will be able to describe their ... See full document

... that schools should encourage pupils to respect other people, even if they do not agree with ...significant number of respondents indicated that they disagreed with the proposed changes, but analysis of the ... See full document

... free schools opened in September 2011 and their number reached 425 in September ...secondary, 16-19, special and alternative provision free ...Studio Schools, both of which are included by the ... See full document

... Information is not available about the potential number of offenders who would be affected by roll-out in 2017 instead of roll-out in 2014. Liaison and diversion services enable people entering the criminal ... See full document

... the education administrator needs to safeguard the interests of 100% of the students in order to have met the special objective, we would expect the significant majority of students to have been given the ... See full document

... small number of ‘pathfinder’ routes to be available for first delivery from September 2019, with additional routes becoming available in phases between 2020 and ... See full document

... The quality of the inspectorate’s sampled work is less strong than in previous years. The inspectorate has not ensured that inspectors are able to identify warning signs of extremism and radicalisation in school settings ... See full document

... Higher Education Forum on 30 June 2015: “In all likelihood the Government will adopt a new, or newish European Standard of Accounting, which will lead to science and research spending being treated as capital ... See full document

... Productivity is also crucial in determining the long-term growth rates of an economy. In other words, stronger productivity growth leads to stronger GDP growth. This, in turn, increases tax revenues and lowers government ... See full document

... enabled schools to enhance both the quality and range of PE teaching and sports ...investment, schools reported a range of positive impacts on pupils including increased pupil engagement and participation ... See full document

... This information is provided to Members of Parliament in support of their parliamentary duties. It is a general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific advice. The House of Commons ... See full document

... its Schools Block is how much it received per pupil in its Schools Block in previous ...In 2016-17, local authorities’ SBUFs varied from just over £4,000 in Wokingham to just under £7,000 in Tower ... See full document

... with 16-19 bursaries was associated with a relatively modest decrease in participation and attainment in the first two years of the scheme’s ...The 16-19 bursary scheme allows providers a high degree of ... See full document

... for schools provided through the school lunch grant has not been abolished, but continues to be available through the Dedicated Schools Grant in ...allow schools to make their own decisions about the ... See full document

... the Education Committee, asked the Chancellor to “look very carefully at the core level of funding for students in FE” as he prepared the 2018 Budget and the forthcoming Spending ...of 16 and 18, only to ... See full document

... large number of prescribed categories, including but not limited to travellers, those with mental health problems, ex-offenders, full-time carers and those living in ... See full document