[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing paper: Number 07020, 18 April 2017: Special Educational Needs: support in England

... including special schools, Academies and Free Schools – and have their preference met unless it would not meet the needs of the child, be incompatible with the efficient education of other children, or be ... See full document

... including special schools, Academies and Free Schools – and have their preference met unless it would not meet the needs of the child, be incompatible with the efficient education of other children, or be ... See full document

... Green Paper said that the Government would “remove the bias towards inclusion” and improve the range and diversity of schools so as to: give parents a real choice of school, either a mainstream or special ... See full document

... care support and/or access to adult learning ...and support, alongside learning opportunities in the adult skills ...further support and training available to help them secure a job through Jobcentre ... See full document

... care support and/or access to adult learning ...and support, alongside learning opportunities in the adult skills ...further support and training available to help them secure a job through Jobcentre ... See full document

... from 2017-18 the ELQ rules would be relaxed further to allow students starting part-time second degrees in the following STEM subjects to be eligible for tuition fee loans: subjects allied to medicine; ... See full document

... child’s needs are met through the provision made by the ...can support parents financially in these circumstances under section 319 or section 19 of the Education Act 1996 (this would fall under either ... See full document

... 1. The School System in England This briefing offers a short introduction to the types of state-funded schools in England and how they differ from each other. Schools policy is a devolved area, and ... See full document

... in support of their parliamentary duties. It is a general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific ...The House of Commons or the author(s) shall not be liable ... See full document

... What is more, the cost of defined benefit pensions currently in payment ultimately falls to younger workers, as firms spend money keeping schemes solvent: At the same time, the cost of servicing rapidly increasing DB ... See full document

... student support system will, in general, provide more living cost support for students during their studies, as the student support system is substantially more than the combination of means-tested ... See full document

... further support to robustly assess the quality of the provision ...to support them to first assess impacts and then put in place strategies for continuing quality ... See full document

... 2.1 Support for new grammar schools Graham Brady, Chairman of the Conservative Party’s 1922 Committee, has been quoted as stating that there is “very broad support” within the Conservative Party for ... See full document

... language support already provided by local authorities, which is accessed by refugees within a month of their arrival and will assist families to integrate into their new communities more quickly and make it ... See full document

... work based learning. 3 This number was around 56% of those in receipt of EMA in 2010. Funding is allocated to individual schools and colleges to distribute to students under their own criteria. For most ... See full document

... Education Act 1996 they do have a duty to make arrangements to identify children in their area who are not receiving a suitable education. 21 The DfE’s guidance for local authorities explains that, while the law does not ... See full document

... The Controlling Migration Fund includes a local services fund worth £100 million (£25 million in each of the four years from 2016-17 to 2019-20), which councils in England can bid for funding from. The prospectus ... See full document

... Again, the proposals proved highly controversial and generated strong feeling among commentators – particularly with respect to the proposed subject content. On 20 March 2013, The Independent published a highly critical ... See full document

... in support of their parliamentary duties. It is a general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific ...The House of Commons or the author(s) shall not be liable ... See full document

... 40. However, the Secretary of State continues to attach importance to the opportunity that many parents have to choose a school or college in accordance with their religious or philosophical beliefs, and believes that ... See full document