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Category Archives: Education
Special educational needs, disabilities and provision
At the beginning of last week a topical questions education session took place in Parliament on Monday and a range of MPs asked questions and they were responded by the Ministers in the Department of Education. Fascinatingly for Sussex people … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Education, Youth Issues
Tagged Claire Coutinho, Henry Smith
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Faith Schools: Regional Planning and Development
Last Friday in the Parliamentary system the Conservative MP for Rother Valley, Alexander Stafford wrote out five questions which he sent over to the Department for Education. The person who responded to all of these five questions was Nick Gibb … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Education, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alexander Stafford, Nick Gibb
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Schools need assistance to bring ChatGPT into education
At the end of last week a document arose in the website of Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) that was headlined Schools found to be unprepared for impact of ChatGPT on education which can be found here and they … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged BBC, ChatGPT, IET, Institute of Engineering and Technology, OpenAI
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Does scientific community and academia have certainty?
When people ask questions in Parliament the Ministers respond and it is not always clear if their answers are sufficient. At the end of last week in the House of Lords on Thursday there was a series of questions under … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Academia, Nick Baines, Scientific, Stephen Parkinson
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Parliament must focus on several subjects when it opens
Today Parliament will re-open for holding debates and discussions after both this weekend and also following a week of closure that took place last week. It is a period that also reflects the half term session for most Schools across … Continue reading
A request in Parliament for Kemptown Schools
On Thursday in Parliament this written question was released by Lloyd Russell-Moyle the MP for Kemptown in Brighton and the question was responded by Nick Gibb who is the Minister for Schools and he is also a Sussex MP based … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Kemptown, Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Nick Gibb
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Youth leaders and cross party MPs urge the Government
A few days ago the Children and Young People Now website published a very significant piece under the headline TREAT CRIMINAL EXPLOITATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE AS A ‘NATIONAL THREAT’, CAMPAIGNERS URGE and they go on to write that “Youth justice … Continue reading
Councils assisting children in Education, Health and Care
Yesterday the “Children and Young People Now” website submitted a piece from here written by Joe Lepper which is titled COUNCIL LEGALLY DEFINES CHILDREN WITH EHCPS IN RESIDENTIAL CARE AS LOOKED AFTER and the reference to EHCPS was explained in … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Health Reform, Youth Issues
Tagged BCP, Joe Lepper, Manchester, Wigan
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DfE will consult the public on Natural History education
Last Thursday there was a response to a written question that was sent to the Department for Education. The MP who asked the question was Caroline Lucas who is in the Green Party and is the MP for Brighton Pavilion … Continue reading