badman review造句

• The Children, Schools and Families Select Committee announced its own inquiry into the handling of the Badman Review.
• It criticised both the Department and the Badman Review and made a number of recommendations against the thrust of the original report.
• Conservative MP Graham Stuart presented the petition rejecting the recommendations of the Badman Review from home educators across England and Wales declaring:
• They have done so in their feedback to the Graham Badman review of home education, in their submissions to the All Party Parliamentary Group for Home Education and in other surveys and inquiries.
• The Badman Review in 2009 stated that " approximately 20, 000 home educated children and young people are known to local authorities, estimates vary as to the real number which could be in excess of 80, 000 ."
• On 22 July 2009, The Children, Schools and Families Committee ( the Parliamentary Select Committee with oversight of the work of the Department for Children, Schools and Families ) announced its own inquiry into the handling of the Badman Review.
• Balls sponsored the Children, Schools and Families Bill which had its first reading on 19 November 2009 . Part of the proposed legislation will see regulation of parents who home educate their children in England, introduced in response to the Badman Review, with annual inspections to determine quality of education and welfare of the child.