The UK has committed to welcoming over 100,000 Hongkongers, 20,000 Afghans and an unlimited number of Ukrainians through various schemes. Work is under way across Government with charities and local authorities to ensure that people coming from Ukraine are properly supported.

This Government are committed to a ladder of opportunity for everyone with better choices and routes. High quality BTECs will continue but where there is overlap, we look at that.

The Government remain committed to the free school programme and appreciate its importance. We are continuing to work with the trust and local authority, to secure the site and deliver new school places for Cornwall.

The programme had two pillars—academic mentors and tuition partners—and we have hit 1 million blocks of tutoring. Schools tell us that those pillars are important, but also that they wanted a school-led route. More than half a million tutoring blocks have been delivered that way.

We have hit 1 million blocks of tutoring and aim for 2 million this year, hitting 6 million in total. Every child should get an opportunity to recover learning lost.

Universities should work in partnership with colleges and local schools, raising standards so that students from disadvantaged backgrounds have more options and can choose the path that is right for them.

We recently updated our international education strategy and are proud of home to so many international students who enrich our culture. We have beaten our target many years ahead, which is testament to how dedicated we are to continue to grow our international pool of students.

Kirkby College was confirmed in the school rebuilding programme in July 2021, and we aim for construction to start in 2023. We are working closely with the incoming trust to scope the project before securing a construction partner.

The hon. Gentleman's point is noted; we have consulted on assessing such schemes and can take changes in condition into account. He should write with further detail.

The right hon. Friend is correct; essay mills undermine academic integrity, which is why our forthcoming bill will outlaw them and punish those involved.

I will join in congratulating all participants. We are investing money through the pupil premium and £30 million for after-hours school places, addressing concerns over drop-off from primary to secondary.

We are looking into this matter; more details will be provided in the upcoming White Paper.

We continue to encourage a meaningful dialogue between all parties, focusing on students who have already faced challenges during the pandemic.

I would be happy to meet my hon. Friend to discuss this further; I recognise the importance of engineering and numeracy skills.

I welcome the bid coming in; while assessment is required, the case for investment has been made strongly.

We support parents educating children at home; the register will ensure proper care and education. I would be happy to meet my hon. Friend and her constituents.

65% of pupils leave primary school with appropriate levels, leaving a third who do not. Government aims for 90% achievement level in reading, writing and maths through recovery funding of £4.9 billion including the National Tutoring Programme.

Gazprom is no longer on the roster of suppliers to the Government and Department. Willing to meet Gibson about this specific case.

The White Paper aims to level up across the board. Hammersmith Academy, with 60% pupil premium and ethnic mix, shows support and stretching for all children.

Terms of reference cover preparedness, public health response, economic response, and restrictions on attendance. Mental health challenges are not lost.

TAG challenges led to moving towards proper independently assessed systems post-pandemic.

Passionately champions his area. Education investment areas provide opportunity for extra free school provision.

Acknowledges challenges cited. Special educational needs review will be published soon.