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New Department for Education

12 May 2010 710 views One Comment

http://www.education.gov.uk/_40023940_classroom203Three cheers we now have a return to the Department for Education hopefully now education will not be lost in the busy Childrens and Family issue all are so important they need their own space. Parentsoutloud welcomes Michael Gove we have spoken with him in the past and have no doubt we will be doing so again in the not to distant future. Here is the link to Goves initial statement

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/10113940.stm

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  • Lindsay said:

    Wow -I am so sad to see the end of the DCFS and the return of the Department of Education!!! As a parent Support worker in schools I have seen so many childrens’ outcomes improved through the wrap around support to schools. Children need more than numeracy and literacy. They need all their every child matters outcomes to be achieved to even be able to learn -they need to feel safe, to contribute, to be healthy, to make a positive contribution etc… Families need emotional and social support. I totally agree that parents should have more say in their childrens’ education so that’s something we agree on at least. I am sad to see that many great initiatives may come to an end and support for children, young people and families could be severely compromised where it REALLY makes a difference! It’ll mean more children that end up needing a higher level of intervention from professional services further down the line rather than early intervantion, preventative support. Sad times.

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