[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons: Briefing Paper: Number 7237: 18 November 2016: Support for science

... in science, back our industrial strategies and make Britain the technology centre of Europe Great science is worthwhile in its own right and yields enormous practical benefits too – curing diseases, driving ... See full document

... strategy paper In March 2012, the then-Secretary of State for Education announced the publication of the document, School funding reform: Next steps towards a fairer system in a written ministerial ... See full document

... veterinary science, architecture, social work and undergraduate Initial Teacher Training ...computer science. 23 In addition, in July 2016 it was confirmed that from 2017-18 the ELQ rules ... See full document

... in 2016/17 and the following two ...the 2016 Budget that its intention is for the cap to be met by the end of the Parliament according to the OBR’s assessment that will accompany the Autumn Statement ... See full document

... Summary This briefing paper presents statistics on income inequality. In the UK, inequality in household incomes has remained at a roughly similar level since the early 1990s, but is higher than during the ... See full document

... March 2016 about automatic entitlement to free school meals, the then Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, stated that she “agree[d] that all families who are entitled to free school meals should be able to obtain ... See full document

... the guidance highlights new statutory duties for the FE sector that are in place now that the Children and Families Act 2014 is in operation: From September 2014: • General FE and sixth form colleges must use their best ... See full document

... How is it enforced? All treaties bind the States that have ratified them, under international law, but this does not necessarily mean that they are implemented and enforced. The Convention on the Rights of the Child ... See full document

... which support the Institute’s establishment and remit regarding ...Bill support the Government’s ongoing Area- based Review of FE provision – this Review aims to create a more financially resilient and ... See full document

... The Government gradually introduced new arrangements for students starting in autumn 1998 (academic year 1998/99). In the first year new entrants received support through loans and grants. The maximum maintenance ... See full document

... can support parents financially in these circumstances under section 319 or section 19 of the Education Act 1996 (this would fall under either paragraph 18 or paragraph 20 of Schedule 2 to the School and ... See full document

... The number of applicants who lived in Scotland (and hence were not liable for variable fees at institutions in Scotland) increased by 2% in 2006, compared to a 4% fall among those living in ... See full document

... 1. Background 1.1 Pre-2012 Student loans first became part of the student support package in 1990/91. In that year students could take out a maximum 3 of £420 or around one sixth of the maximum amount of public ... See full document

... needed. This is particularly important at a time of tight public finances and growing demand for new places. The Department for Education has said that 83% of the 213 mainstream free schools approved in waves 5-11 in ... See full document

... The number of applicants who lived in Scotland (and hence were not liable for variable fees at institutions in Scotland) increased by 2% in 2006, compared to a 4% fall among those living in ... See full document

... 1.154 Autumn Statement 2014 therefore introduces a new offer of income contingent loans for those under 30 years old wishing to undertake a postgraduate taught masters in any subject. These loans, of up to £10,000, are ... See full document

... White Paper, I think there is a need to take a step back and I think that’s consistent with what I told the House on that first Monday after I was appointed, about wanting to restart the conversation with ... See full document

... additional support for care leavers as they make the transition to adulthood, “we do not expect local authorities to do it all on their own”, and that it wants “government departments and their agencies, relevant ... See full document

... The response set out the following reasons a child might not be entered for the EBacc: The decision not to enter a pupil for the EBacc combination of subjects will need to be considered on a case by case basis by each ... See full document

... Most recent available data shows that 29,765 Newly Qualified Teachers from across all sectors passed induction in 2017/18. […] It is important to note that the funding for the Early Career Framework will be ... See full document