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To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to provide assistance to the Outward Bound Trust to ensure it is able to continue to provide (1) financial support to students who wish to attend school residential trips, and (2) tourism services in remote parts of the UK.
To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to provide assistance to the Outward Bound Trust to ensure it is able to continue to provide (1) financial support to students who wish to attend school residential trips, and (2) tourism services in remote parts of the UK.
We recognise that COVID-19 has significantly impacted the tourism sector, including organisations providing outdoor educational trips. My Department has engaged with stakeholders throughout the crisis to monitor the impact on tourism services across the UK. We will continue to consult the sector to assess how we can most effectively support businesses, organisations and customers during the recovery period.
We have announced unprecedented support for business and workers, including those in the tourism sector, to protect them against the current economic emergency. This includes employee support through the recently extended Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, plus various loan schemes which offer government backed and guaranteed loans.
The Department for Education is currently advising that professional outdoor education and adventure holiday providers that would usually offer activities for schools and/or summer holiday activities to children should remain closed for the time being. This will be kept under review.
That this House recognises the enormous contribution that residential experience and outdoor education make to the personal and social development of young people; is aware that provision for outdoor education, training and recreation is under a great deal of pressure; is concerned that this will have a negative effect on provision for those sectors of society who can least afford it; welcomes the possibility of funding through the New Opportunities Fund; recognises that this will not be enough; and urges Her Majesty's Government to make further Lottery funds available to ensure that all young people are able to experience the benefits.
That this House recognises the enormous contribution that residential experience and outdoor education make to the personal and social development of young people; is aware that provision for outdoor education, training and recreation is under a great deal of pressure; is concerned that this will have a negative effect on...
How many employees of the Child Support Agency have been sent on outward bound courses since the agency was established; what was the cost per employee; and what was the total cost. - Text of letter from Miss Ann Chart of the Child Support Agency.
How many employees of the Child Support Agency have been sent on outward bound courses since the agency was established; what was the cost per employee; and what was the total cost. - Text of letter from Miss Ann Chart of the Child Support Agency.