Proceeding contribution from Meg Hillier (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 2 June 2010. It occurred during Queen's speech debate on Education and Health.
Education and Health
In the right hon. Gentleman's desire to be sensible about money, which we would all want to see, will he think about the extended schools programme? What connections is he making with other Departments? That extension to school hours really helps working parents, and working parents help to tackle child poverty. That should be at the centre of his agenda, and I hope that it is.
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- Disability Curriculum Closures Hospitals Health services Finance Education General Teaching Council NHS Public expenditure Pupils Waiting lists Standards Schools Teaching methods Department for Education Building schools for the future programme Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency British Educational Communications and Technology Agency Pupil premium
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