Proceeding contribution from Bridget Phillipson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 20 October 2025. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Post-16 Education and Skills Strategy.
Post-16 Education and Skills Strategy
Yes on both points. I recognise the challenges that people in rural communities sometimes face in accessing work placements, and we continue to work with businesses and colleges to make sure they are available for T-level courses. On support for children with SEND, many of our FE colleges already lead the way on what good provision looks like. They are an important step for many young people making that transition at 16, including from specialist provision into mainstream provision. As part of our wider SEND reforms, we want to make sure that children’s journey from early years through the school system and into further education and beyond works with those moments of key transition. Our FE colleges have a critical role to play in that.
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- Defence Construction Capital investment Apprentices Digital technology Finance Fees and charges Further education Employment schemes Higher education Engineering English language Qualifications Loans Standards Reform Universities Rural areas Transport Special educational needs Training Vocational guidance Taxation Skilled workers Vocational education BTEC qualifications GCSE Basic skills Mathematics Artificial intelligence T-levels V-levels
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