Debates between Esther McVey and Nick Gibb during the 2017-2019 Parliament

Tue 4th Jul 2017

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Esther McVey and Nick Gibb
Monday 4th February 2019

(5 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Nick Gibb Portrait Nick Gibb
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On 28 January, we launched the teacher recruitment and retention strategy, which was designed collaboratively with the education sector. Its centrepiece is the early career framework, which will underpin a fully funded two-year package of structured support for all teachers in the first two years of their career. We are also building a career structure for teachers who have more experience. It is a very good package, designed to increase retention and help with recruitment.

Esther McVey Portrait Ms Esther McVey (Tatton) (Con)
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Will the Secretary of State look again at school funding in rural areas, particularly Cheshire, and push for further funding at the spending review? Will he commit to come to Tatton, to meet some of my headteachers?

Education: Public Funding

Debate between Esther McVey and Nick Gibb
Tuesday 4th July 2017

(6 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Esther McVey Portrait Ms Esther McVey (Tatton) (Con)
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Will the Minister of State confirm what this means for Tatton schools in particular and Cheshire schools in general? Will there be no cuts in their funding?

Nick Gibb Portrait Nick Gibb
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It is good to see my right hon. Friend back in her place, and I am happy to confirm that no school will see a cut in funding as a consequence of the reforms to our national funding formula.