Home Education: Public Consultation
(asked on 26th March 2018) - View Source
Question to the Department for Education:
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, when the Government's consultation on the guidance on home education for parents and local authorities is planned to begin; how long that consultation is planned to last; and what the timetable is for the Government to respond to that consultation.
We aim to start the consultation process within the next few weeks, once the necessary documentation has been prepared. The consultation period will be proportionate, as required by the consultation principles document published by the Cabinet Office. That document also sets out that a response to consultation will normally be made within 12 weeks; but in any event, it is planned that the final version of revised guidance will be issued as soon as responses received during the consultation period have been considered fully.
1. Elective home education
02/04/2019 - Department for Education
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Found: Elective home
education
Departmental
guidance
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or parents
April
2019
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Contents
2. Secretary of State’s response to the Committee on COVID-19
29/04/2020 - Inquiry: The impact of COVID-19 on education and children’s services - Education Committee
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Found:
Rt Hon Gavin Williamson CBE
MP
Secretary of State
Sanctuary Buildings Great Smith Street
3. Home education: call for evidence and revised DfE guidance
02/04/2019 - Department for Education
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Found: Elective Home
Education: Call for
Evidence 2018
Government consultation
response April
2019
4. School attendance: guidance for schools
30/04/2020 - Department for Education
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Found: attendance
Guidance
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maintained schools,
academies, independent schools and
local
authorities
July
5. The School Day and Year
19/07/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: 2019 The School Day and Year (England) By Robert Long Inside: 1. How many days must schools be open
1. Education Settings: Autumn Opening
08/07/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: been some of the most challenging that schools, parents and, most of all, children have faced. What schools - Speech Link
2: disadvantaged backgrounds among the hardest hit. Education recovery is critical for this generation of schoolchildren - Speech Link
3: as reassuring parents and carers about what to expect for their children. The guidance has been developed - Speech Link
2. Education (Guidance about Costs of School Uniforms) Bill
16/04/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: insert— “(4A) The Secretary of State must lay the guidance and any revised guidance before Parliament - Speech Link
2: reasonable. It says simply that the Secretary of State must lay the guidance before Parliament and may bring - Speech Link
3. School Closures: Support for Pupils
13/01/2021 - Westminster Hall
1: this House has considered support for pupils’ education during school closures.May I congratulate you - Speech Link
2: it. Whether someone is working or studying from home, it is as important as getting gas, electricity - Speech Link
4. Business of the House
28/01/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: February—Motions relating to the police grant and local government finance reports.Thursday 11 February—General - Speech Link
2: Anoosheh have been punished for visiting their parents in Iran. Now that President Biden has lifted sanctions - Speech Link
5. Exams and Accountability in 2021
08/12/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: continues to cause disruption throughout our education communities and, once again, I pay tribute to - Speech Link
2: efforts to ensure that education can continue for those students who must remain at home. We have reviewed - Speech Link
3: information and reassurance that parents need about their children’s education. We will not be publishing the - Speech Link
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