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Oral questions

23 May 2022 at 2:30pm

Department for Education

What steps his Department is taking to increase funding for education in low performing areas.
Conservative, Blackpool South
1. UIN 900160: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps he is taking through his Department's SEND Review to support SEND students in further education.
Conservative, Ipswich
2. UIN 900161: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to help ensure political impartiality in schools.
Conservative, Orpington
3. UIN 900162: tabled on 17 May 2022
What recent steps his Department has taken to ensure that Condition Improvement Fund allocations reflect the needs of schools and pupils.
Conservative, North West Durham
4. UIN 900163: tabled on 17 May 2022
What progress his Department has made on developing an Alternative Student Finance product for Muslim students.
Labour, East Ham
5. UIN 900164: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to limit student loan interest payments.
Conservative, Clwyd South
6. UIN 900165: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps he is taking to help prevent violence against women on university campuses.
Labour, Putney
8. UIN 900167: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to invest in education in low performing areas
Conservative, Hertford and Stortford
9. UIN 900168: tabled on 17 May 2022
What progress he has made on helping to protect freedom of speech in education.
Conservative, South Holland and The Deepings
10. UIN 900169: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps he is taking to reform early years services and childcare provision.
Labour, Bedford
11. UIN 900170: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps he is taking to help primary and secondary schools support pupils' mental wellbeing.
Liberal Democrat, North Shropshire
12. UIN 900171: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to invest in education in low performing areas.
Conservative, Eastleigh
13. UIN 900172: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to help improve (a) early identification of, (b) teacher training in and (c) support for pupils with dyslexia and other neurodivergent conditions in primary schools.
Conservative, West Suffolk
14. UIN 900173: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to support pupils who fall behind in maths and English.
Conservative, Stoke-on-Trent South
15. UIN 900174: tabled on 17 May 2022
What recent assessment he has made of the effectiveness of his Department's steps to help return severely absent pupils to school.
Conservative, Harlow
16. UIN 900175: tabled on 17 May 2022
What steps his Department is taking to invest in education in low performing areas.
Conservative, Don Valley
23. UIN 900182: tabled on 17 May 2022
What recent assessment he has made of the effectiveness of maths teaching in primary schools.
Conservative, Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
24. UIN 900183: tabled on 17 May 2022
Conservative, Bolsover
1. UIN 900150: tabled on 17 May 2022
Labour, Rochdale
2. UIN 900151: tabled on 17 May 2022
Labour, Lewisham, Deptford
3. UIN 900152: tabled on 17 May 2022
Conservative, Stourbridge
4. UIN 900153: tabled on 17 May 2022
Independent, Rutherglen and Hamilton West
5. UIN 900154: tabled on 17 May 2022
Conservative, Burton
6. UIN 900155: tabled on 17 May 2022
Liberal Democrat, Richmond Park
7. UIN 900156: tabled on 17 May 2022
Scottish National Party, Glasgow South West
8. UIN 900157: tabled on 17 May 2022
Conservative, Stoke-on-Trent North
9. UIN 900158: tabled on 17 May 2022
Liberal Democrat, North Shropshire
10. UIN 900159: tabled on 17 May 2022