Under the terms of
the selective school expansion fund, which was first announced in 2016, grammar schools wishing to apply for money must first carry out a four - week consultation.
Grammar schools in England are being given the chance to create thousands of new places in a trimmed - down
selective school expansion programme.
A new
Selective School Expansion Fund will be allocated # 50 million for 2018 - 19, with details of the remaining # 150 million to be announced later.
Sir Peter Lampl comments on the news that the Department for Education will launch
a Selective Schools Expansion Fund.
Grammar schools seeking money from the «
selective schools expansion fund» will have to show they ensure fair access for disadvantaged pupils.
Sir Peter Lampl comments on the news that the Department for Education will launch
a Selective Schools Expansion Fund.
Not exact matches
The
expansion of Weald has been criticised by Shadow Secretary Lucy Powell, who argues that
selective schools hinder social mobility.
The government plans no longer include the
expansion of
selective education in England for the next two years, with re-written plans now being labelled as «every child to go to a good or outstanding
school».
Whatever happens with the legislation preventing new
selective schools we will be keen to guard against an increase in annexe grammar
expansion, and other covert means to expand selection.
We have had enough of
school closures, and the rapid
expansion of
selective charter
schools... High - stakes testing takes the joy out of learning.
Schools Week reported at least ten selective areas were preparing for expansion applications — before new Prime Minister Theresa May announced plans to scrap the law banning new selective s
Schools Week reported at least ten
selective areas were preparing for
expansion applications — before new Prime Minister Theresa May announced plans to scrap the law banning new
selective schoolsschools.
The general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, Mary Bousted, said: «A government that is serious about social mobility would not allow the
expansion of
selective schools.
Mrs Morgan said the ban would remain and her decision would not «open the floodgates» to more
selective schools, describing it as a «genuine
expansion» of an existing
school.
Schools are still waiting to hear the details of expected government reforms which include the expansion of selective schools in E
Schools are still waiting to hear the details of expected government reforms which include the
expansion of
selective schools in E
schools in England.
«A Government that is serious about social mobility would not allow the
expansion of
selective schools.
Joanne Bartley, a Kent mother who founded the anti-grammar
expansion Kent Education Network, said this was further evidence that
selective schools were «not the answer».
The government has already set out plans to make grammar
schools become more inclusive if they want cash for
expansion, but the agreement with the GSHA is an attempt to encourage
selective schools to change their ways by the end of the parliament in 2022.
The National Association for Secondary Moderns (NASM) sees the
expansion of a Kent grammar
school as a chance to raise issues that have affected
schools in England's
selective local authorities for decades.