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I welcome my hon. Friend’s commitment to establishing a common funding system in the longer term. Given the development of the 14-to-19 curriculum following the Tomlinson report’s recommendations, should not the common funding system apply from 14, not just 16? Does he not agree that the best way to deliver the 14-to-19 curriculum is through a managed, co-ordinated tertiary system, and not through the proliferation of more new small sixth forms?
I welcome my hon. Friend’s commitment to establishing a common funding system in the longer term. Given the development of the 14-to-19 curriculum following the Tomlinson report’s recommendations, should not the common funding system apply from 14, not just 16? Does he not agree that the best way to deliver the 14-to-19 curriculum is through a managed, co-ordinated tertiary system, and not through the proliferation of more new small sixth forms?
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David Chaytor
(Labour)
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Department for Education and Skills
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23 November 2006
In direct response to my hon. Friend’s last point, different options are needed for young people, and we should not shut off such choices. On reducing the funding gap, before the Government’s commitment last year, the critique that that was just warm words had some validity. But the commitment last year to reduce the funding gap by 5 per cent. in one year, by a further 3 per cent. by 2008, and then to establish a common funding system, is real evidence that we are making progress.
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Finance; Further education; Pay; Teachers
Date
23 November 2006
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453 c674
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