[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing paper: Number 7357, 28 March 2017: Further Education: Post-16 Area Reviews

... the area review process to “stabilise the financial position of the sector” and leave “each continuing college…in a financially resilient ...the area review process does not remove the possibility of ... See full document

... the area reviews would “deliver a more robust and sustainable further education sector”: It is unclear how area-based reviews of post-16 education, which are ... See full document

... This number was around 56% of those in receipt of EMA in ...in further education was introduced to give parity with those attending school sixth ...the 16-19 bursary ... See full document

... sector post financial crisis and Browne The higher education sector is braced for a future where income does not always grow year-on-year, student numbers do not always go up, the balance of income streams ... 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

... local area, and may need further support to robustly assess the quality of the provision ...require further advice and guidance to support them to first assess impacts and then put in place ... See full document

... for Education and the Baker Dearing Educational Trust provide UTCs with advice to support pupil recruitment, drawing on the best practice from UTCs and other new ...of education and training ... See full document

... In 2008 the then Department for Children, Schools and Families looked at the intake of grammar schools in comparison to that of their local area. This found that free school meal rates in grammars were not ... See full document

... There were a variety of reactions to the Government’s proposed reforms. In the first day of the Budget debates after the Budget speech, the Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn noted, “we have long argued for a ... See full document

... The report also welcomed the Government’s tightening of regulations on pupil registration (see box 3) but noted that it only had the potential to improve the tracking of children who had been attending school before they ... See full document

... technical education. The March 2017 Budget announced that the number of programme hours for 16-19 year olds on technical education routes would be increased to “over 900 years on ... See full document

... 2015-16, with the addition of funding for 24+ Advanced Learner Loans and the Employer Ownership pilots from 2013-14 onwards. 14 Box 3: Advanced Learner Loans From 2013-14, grant funding for leaners aged 24 and ... See full document

... the education to be provided for their children, give careful consideration to discrimination issues and seek legal opinion if they are unsure about the effect of their policies, before publishing them each ... See full document

... of post-16 study, ensuring they are studying for rigorous qualifications that will provide them with the right skills and knowledge to allow them to ... See full document

... The Department for Education now publishes performance data for MATs. How do parents get places for their children at an academy? Academies can decide for themselves how they will prioritise applicants for school ... See full document

... of post-16 study, ensuring they are studying for rigorous qualifications that will provide them with the right skills and knowledge to allow them to ... See full document

... and Advanced Learner Loans declined from £2.48 billion in 2010-11 to £1.82 billion in 2015-16 – a reduction of 26% in cash terms and 31% in real terms. 26 The other major components of the adult FE teaching and ... 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

... the paper HE in England from 2012: Funding and finance Post 2015 reforms The different elements of the changes to student finance announced in the Summer Budget all have an impact on student loan outlays ... See full document

... purpose of which was to support the participation and attainment of children from BME groups, including Gypsies and Travellers, as well as children with English as an additional language. Currently, it is up to local ... See full document