Education

Schools, universities, education policy (NOT student visas)

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PMQs Q&As
939
Ministerial Q&As
120
Westminster Hall
100
Commons Debates
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Petitions
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Recent PMQs Questions

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PMQs 2026-02-25

2026-02-25 Paul Waugh
Partial Answer

A free breakfast club will open in my constituency this April. However, Rochdale's growing popularity and population mean it desperately needs a new secondary school for mainstream and SEND children. ...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-02-25

2026-02-25 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

I asked the Prime Minister if he would cut interest rates on student loans—no answer. For the record, energy bills are still higher than when he came into office. Will the Prime Minister tell us wheth...

Answered by: Keir Starmer

PMQs 2026-01-28

2026-01-28 Mary Kelly Foy
Direct Answer

Elemore Hall school supports more than 200 of County Durham’s vulnerable young people. With an extra school site and PACC extension, Elemore could offer more opportunities locally, saving costs for al...

Answered by: The Deputy Prime Minister (Mr David Lammy)

PMQs 2026-01-21

2026-01-21 Fred Thomas
Partial Answer

I strongly welcome the Government’s decision to consult on introducing a social media ban for under-16s. That is something that the Tories did not do in office and did not even support until last week...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2026-01-14

2026-01-14 Mary Glindon
Partial Answer

I welcome the Government’s commitment to tackling child poverty and recognising high-quality education as an escape route. However, young people attending Churchill community college have been taught ...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2025-10-22

2025-10-22 Lee Barron
Partial Answer

Twelve-year-old Millie Blair from Oundle joins us today in the Gallery along with her mum, Gemma, her sister, Jessica, and her dad, Gordon. On Millie’s 11th birthday, she was diagnosed with a rare bon...

Answered by: The Prime Minister

PMQs 2025-10-15

2025-10-15 Lloyd Hatton
Direct Answer

For the past year, I have been campaigning for a new special educational needs and disabilities school to open at the Osprey Quay site on Portland. There are far too few specialist school places for c...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2025-07-09

2025-07-09 Jess Brown-Fuller
Partial Answer

I met headteachers and SEND co-ordinators in my constituency last week who all told me the same thing: the SEND system is broken, with adversarial processes, parents at breaking point, insufficient sp...

Answered by: The Prime Minister

PMQs 2025-03-26

2025-03-26 Kemi Badenoch
Partial Answer

In 30 minutes, we will hear the Chancellor’s emergency Budget—even the Home Secretary’s husband calls it an emergency Budget—as she scrambles to fix the mess she made last October. But first, let us t...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

PMQs 2025-03-05

2025-03-05 Ian Sollom
Partial Answer

On Monday, the Prime Minister talked about creating defence jobs across the country as we rebuild our defence industrial capacity. Will he and the Government bring forward an urgent plan for skills in...

Answered by: The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)

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Child Exploitation 2026-03-23

2026-03-23 Michelle Welsh (Sherwood Forest) (Labour)
Partial Answer

I am concerned that a child goes missing every three minutes, often as a warning sign of exploitation. Despite this clear connection, the term 'child criminal exploitation' is not included in the Depa...

Answered by: Jess Phillips

Child Exploitation 2026-03-23

2026-03-23 Michelle Welsh (Sherwood Forest) (Labour)
Partial Answer

I am concerned that a child goes missing every three minutes, often as a warning sign of exploitation. Despite this clear connection, the term 'child criminal exploitation' is not included in the Depa...

Answered by: Jess Phillips

Topical Questions 2026-03-17

2026-03-17 Harpreet Uppal (Huddersfield) (Labour)
Partial Answer

The consequences of knife crime are always tragic. It devastates communities and too often involves young people. There has been under-investment in the criminal justice system and, in particular, in ...

Answered by: Jake Richards

Children in Poverty 2026-03-11

2026-03-11 Afzal Khan (Manchester Rusholme) (Labour)
Direct Answer

What steps are being taken to help reduce inequalities experienced by children in poverty? Tackling child poverty is a moral mission. What specific steps are being taken to address this issue?...

Answered by: Bridget Phillipson

Promoting Equality 2026-03-11

2026-03-11 Connor Rand (Altrincham and Sale West) (Labour)
Direct Answer

What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to promote equality as part of the Government mission to break down barriers to opportunity....

Answered by: Bridget Phillipson

Promoting Equality 2026-03-11

2026-03-11 Connor Rand (Altrincham and Sale West) (Labour)
Partial Answer

Poverty and economic inequality scar the education and life chances of children. Is it not right that by lifting the two-child limit, delivering 30 hours of free childcare, rolling out free breakfast ...

Answered by: Bridget Phillipson

Food Banks 2026-03-10

2026-03-10 Catherine West (Hornsey and Friern Barnet) (Labour)
Partial Answer

What fiscal steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help reduce the level of use of food banks by families?...

Answered by: Lucy Rigby

Support for NEET Young People 2026-03-09

2026-03-09 Vikki Slade (Mid Dorset and North Poole) (Liberal Democrat)
Partial Answer

MYTIME Young Carers in Dorset works to identify and support young people with caring responsibilities. A survey found that one in three young carers aged 16 to 18 are not in education, employment, or ...

Answered by: Pat McFadden

Support for NEET Young People 2026-03-09

2026-03-09 Greg Smith (Mid Buckinghamshire) (Conservative)
Partial Answer

The Centre for Social Justice reported 707,000 young people with university degrees are out of work and on benefits. Employers in Mid Buckinghamshire are seeking apprentices instead of graduates. What...

Answered by: Pat McFadden

Unemployment 2026-03-09

2026-03-09 Christopher Vince (Harlow) (Labour/Co-operative)
Partial Answer

The Secretary of State will know that the level of young people not in education, employment or training in Harlow has gone down, due to the hard work of Harlow College, working in partnership with lo...

Answered by: Pat McFadden

Recent Westminster Hall Debates

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Recent House of Commons Debates

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