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Tag Archives: Robert Halfon
MPs please focus on COVID based Educational issues
There have been several comments that have emerged in the last few days on challenges that are impacting education in our Nation following on from our COVID implications. They seem to be focused on a number of settings across the … Continue reading
Education must get resolved
It was good to see and hear from Robert Halfon on Channel 4 on Monday evening. He explained how the Educational arrangements are being proposed as COVID is being reflected. However it seemed vital for Educational leaders and the people … Continue reading
Two vital voices calling to protect children in England
On Thursday of last week the Department for Education published a report under the title of Children looked after in England including adoptions which can be obtained from here. The number of children being looked after is the largest number … Continue reading
The loss of Kevan Collins and destruction of the biggest priority
The decision by the Government to cut a proposed £10bn- £15bn a few days ago to £1.4bn yesterday for educational funds to assist Schools in raising the response from COVID-19 is deeply concerning. My conversations with a senior teacher indicated … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Boris Johnson, COVID-19, Gavin Williamson, Kevan Collins, Robert Halfon
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Domestic Abuse Bill – improved but not as well as possible
On Thursday in the House of Commons as our agencies were approaching the end point of the Domestic Abuse Bill a lengthy debate did take place. The debate was intended to cover the 86 amendments that have been provided by … Continue reading
Two Conservatives try to reduce Domestic Abuse
On Thursday there was an extensive debate in the House of Commons to deal with 86 amendments for the Domestic Abuse Bill. These amendments are all items that have been raised by the House of Lords and even the Government … Continue reading
Government clearly needs to increase its Computer provision
Last Wednesday following the debate with the Prime Minister on the theme of lockdown, there was a debate with Gavin Williamson on the subject of Covid-19: Educational Settings. My blog yesterday focused on one of the the themes in that … Continue reading
Why is Gavin Williamson so unwilling to vaccinate teachers?
Last Wednesday in Parliament following the debate on COVID and the call to lockdown the nation this was the debate on the theme of Covid-19: Educational Settings which began with a statement from Gavin Williamson. He touched on a number … Continue reading
Gillian how can we improve your apprenticeship understanding?
The number of responses that Gillian Keegan makes regarding apprenticeship questions is huge in the House of Commons. She regularly responds to similar questions from MPs representing all of the political parties in Parliament with similar answers. It may well … Continue reading
As half term approaches, some educational items are missing
On the 19th June, the Department for Education led by Gavin Williamson and No. 10 Downing Street led by Boris Johnson claimed they were launching a Billion Pound Covid catch-up plan, including £350 million for a new National Tutoring Programme. They stated … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Boris Johnson, Gavin Williamson, Robert Halfon
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