The Minister acknowledges that while there have been improvements, many children are still out of school due to issues such as poverty, gender inequality, disability, lack of schools or trained teachers. She mentions the impact of climate crisis and conflict on education, with extreme weather events leading to significant loss of schooling days in low-income countries. The UK aims to work in partnership with like-minded donors and multilateral organizations to address the global learning crisis effectively. Discussed foundational learning as a priority, targeted the most marginalised groups, announced the UK will launch a global taskforce to tackle sexual and physical violence in schools, scaled up finance for education around the world by sharing trusted research and evidence, called on others to join in backing the international finance facility for education, provided funding for UNRWA core budget and Education Cannot Wait, announced £14 million for education programmes in Sudan. Responded to concerns about in-donor refugee costs within ODA, noting the reduction under current government; highlighted UK's investment in education resilience, including action on climate change and AI integration.