[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library briefing paper : number 08444, 11 April 2019 : Off-rolling in English schools

... because schools may be struggling to support children who need high levels of support, for example pupils with special educational ...needs. Off-rolling of this kind might involve children being ... See full document

... because schools may be struggling to support children who need high levels of support, for example pupils with special educational ...needs. Off-rolling of this kind might involve children being ... See full document

... because schools may be struggling to support children who need high levels of support, for example pupils with special educational ...needs. Off-rolling of this kind might involve children being ... See full document

... We, therefore, recommend that all organisations offering out-of-school-hours provision, as well as individuals offering private tution on a commercial basis, be required to register w[r] ... See full document

... ten years after one year after graduation £0 £10,000 £20,000 £30,000 £40,000 £50,000 Medicine & dentistry Veterinary sciences Engineering Economics Nursing Physics and astronomy Pharmacology, toxicology and pharmacy ... See full document

... the schools white paper, The Importance of Teaching, published in November 2010: ...the English Baccalaureate – for any student who secures good GCSE or iGCSE passes in English, mathematics, ... See full document

... support schools and colleges in making this vision a reality, it is clear that many schools and colleges need additional support if we are to ensure every young person—regardless of background or ... See full document

... considers off-rolling ...regarding schools off-rolling pupils by pressurising their parents to educate them at ...of Schools, Amanda Spielman, stated that Ofsted had “a lot of ... See full document

... 62 Schools must also have procedures to make a referral to DBS if a person in regulated activity has been dismissed or removed due to safeguarding concerns or if they would have been had they not ... See full document

... section 11 of the Children Act 2004, to ensure that they consider the need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children when carrying out their ...This briefing sets out the role of schools ... See full document

... When an enrolled child is absent and the education authority has decided that the child does not have a valid reason for being off school, and the issue cannot be resolved, the education authority can serve a ... See full document

... and schools will need to take into account a range of factors particular to each ...limited number of key stage 4 qualifications as significant additional time is needed in the curriculum for English ... See full document

... a briefing Higher Education funding in England: past, present and options for the future, which stated that English graduates have the “highest student debts in the developed world” due to the combination ... See full document

... • compulsory schemes are much less popular than voluntary schemes amongst parents and school staff. But voluntary schemes can struggle to run economically and there are also adverse selection issues where those who may ... See full document

... The table below shows trends in basic salary, benefits and on-off payments from 2008-09 and this plus pensions from 2012-13. The pay figures are necessarily rather ‘messy’ as they include, in some cases; a wide ... See full document

... of English and maths where they do not hold a GCSE 9- 4 (reformed grading) or A*-C (legacy grading) in these ...a number of funding uplifts, including for large programmes and disadvantaged learners, and an ... See full document

... on 11 January 2018: So far all families [on Universal Credit] are entitled – because very few working families with children are in the ...cut off point. But doing so creates an effective £11 a week ... See full document

... over schools and strengthening regulatory ...in schools and in other activity involving children and young ...well schools promote fundamental British values, and protect pupils from the risks of ... See full document

... Some schools do not focus funding on disadvantaged pupils appropriately or use the most cost-effective interventions, and, in any event, the evidence base is still ...allow schools to waste money on ... See full document

... the schools white paper, The Importance of Teaching, published in November 2010: ...the English Baccalaureate – for any student who secures good GCSE or iGCSE passes in English, mathematics, ... See full document