Proceeding contribution from Andrew Gwynne (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 8 February 2011. It occurred during Debate on bill on Education Bill.
Education Bill
My right hon. Friend might be interested in the words of Dr Christopher Ray writing in the January edition of The Old Mancunian:"““The latest wheeze from Whitehall is the English Baccalaureate, launched with a breathtaking lack of forethought by the Secretary of State for Education…MGS stands proudly at the bottom of these surreal tables—along with such other notable academic failures as St Paul's, Eton, Winchester and King Edward's Birmingham.””" Perhaps those are five cases where the Secretary of State can use his power to intervene.
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- 2010-12
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- Disclosure of information Children in care Admissions Curriculum Discipline Crime Disadvantaged Carers Apprentices Classroom assistants Finance Education Further education Inspections Higher education Free school meals Local government Qualifications Protection Pre-school education Pupil exclusions Public bodies Pupils Standards Teachers Special educational needs Training Religion Right of search Sure Start programme Academies Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency Free schools English baccalaureate Ofsted Maintained schools
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- Education Bill 2010-12
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