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Written questions by Naish.

Every parliamentary written question tabled by James Naish this session, with the full answer and department. See how every department answers, or back to the MP page.

Department:All (839)Department of Health and Social Care (174)Department for Education (105)Home Office (79)Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (78)Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (76)Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (66)Department for Transport (49)Department for Work and Pensions (39)Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (38)Treasury (37)Department for Business and Trade (29)Cabinet Office (17)

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4 Oct 2024·Department for Education·Answered
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If she will make an assessment of the potential impact of SEND childcare requirements on parents in full employment; and what steps she plans to take to help support these parents.

Reply

Every child with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) should be able to access high quality early years provision, with a workforce who can nurture a child’s needs, recognise their strengths and build effective working relationships with pare...

11 Sept 2024·Department for Education·Answered
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What steps she is taking to ensure that further education providers proactively adjust their admissions (a) criteria and (b) numbers to ensure that local demand is met for students that choose to stay in full-t

Reply

Young people are required to continue in education or training until they turn 18. They can do this through full-time education, a job or volunteering combined with part-time study, or by undertaking an apprenticeship or supported internship.Local authori...

11 Sept 2024·Department for Education·Answered
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If she will take steps to regulate (a) service standards and (b) access requirements specifically for SEND provision by breakfast club providers.

Reply

The government’s National Wraparound Childcare Programme Handbook makes clear that providers are expected to ensure their provision is inclusive and has considered the needs of all children including those with special educational needs and disabilities (...

11 Sept 2024·Department for Education·Answered
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What steps her Department is taking to ensure that there are a sufficient number of local places for students that choose to stay in full-time education beyond the age of 16.

Reply

Young people are required to continue in education or training until they turn 18. They can do this through full-time education, a job or volunteering combined with part-time study, or by undertaking an apprenticeship or supported internship.Local authori...

4 Sept 2024·Department for Education·Answered
Asked

If she will take steps with local authorities to broaden holiday club access to SEND children and families during holiday periods.

Reply

This government is determined to ensure that there is high quality, accessible childcare for all children and families, including children with additional needs. The holiday activities and food (HAF) programme funding is primarily for school-aged children...

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