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Rob Marris: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many individuals in each region are undertaking training as part of the Train to Gain scheme in 2007-08; and if he will make a statement. [138758]
Phil Hope
[holding answer 14 June 2007]: Train to Gain is an ongoing service and as such performance is updated on a regular basis. Detailed operational
information is not held centrally by the Department but is collected by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC); Mark Haysom as the LSC chief executive has written directly to my hon. Friend and a copy of his reply has been placed in the House Library.
Letter from Rob Wye dated, 21 June 2007:
I am writing in response to your recent parliamentary question to the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, about how many individuals in each region are undertaking training as part of the Train to Gain scheme in 2007-08. I am writing on behalf of Mark Haysom as he is on annual leave.
In the period April 2006 - March 2007, the regional breakdown of Train to Gain learners was as follows
Number | |
Mr. Boris Johnson: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many qualifications have been awarded under Train to Gain, broken down by (a) sector and (b) (i) level and (ii) year awarded. [142161]
Phil Hope: The Train to Gain programme commenced in select regions from April 2006. A full rollout of Train to Gain commenced from August 2006.
To date 38,760 learners have succeeded in gaining their qualifications:
Number | |
Source: LSC Management Information |
The LSC is planning to report on Train to Gain success rates, including sector breakdowns, in the 2006-07 learner outcomes statistical first release: Further education and work-based learning for young peoplelearner outcomes in England, which is expected to be published in April 2008.
Mr. Nicholas Brown: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) what advice he has received from the Highways Agency on the proposed temporary relocation of West Jesmond Primary School to the Castle Dene site in the Dene ward of Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend Parliamentary constituency; [143729]
(2) what information he has received from Newcastle City Council about the proposed temporary relocation of West Jesmond Primary School to the Castle Dene site in the Dene ward of Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend Parliamentary constituency. [143730]
Jim Knight: The Department normally allocates capital funding to local authorities, and relies on them to determine how this should be used. Decisions on relocation and reorganisation of the school estate are also made locally, and the Department does not generally receive information on such changes. However, exceptionally Newcastle local authority have been granted additional funding for this off-site decant (£900k), by the Department, after presenting a case based on health and safety concerns. This school is to be rebuilt as part of the Building Schools for the Future Programme. I understand, from an update report published by Newcastle city council, that this decant will take place over Christmas 2007. I have received no information from the Highways Agency.
Mr. Heald: To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster pursuant to the answer of the 6 June 2007, Official Report, column 590W, on the Central Office of Information (CoI): contracts, if she will list the contracts awarded by the CoI to Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO since 1997; and what the value of each contract was. [142218]
Hilary Armstrong [holding answer 12 June 2007]: The contracts awarded to Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO since 1997 are shown in the following list. Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Contracts
Speed reduction
Welsh Speed Reduction
English Heritage
Speed Reduction
Climate Change
Mobile Phone Abuse
Kill Your Speed
Rear Seat Belts
Welsh Rear Seat Belts
Greener Motoring
Climate Change
Welsh Rear Seat Belts
Greener Motoring
Climate Change
Welsh Speed Reduction
Drink Drive
Are You Doing Your Bit
Rear Seat Belts
Y2K Public Awareness
Leaded Petrol
Millennium Drink Drive
Summer Drink Drive
Welsh Drink Drive
Y2K Public Awareness
Anti Smoking
Mobile Phones
Think
Anti Smoking
Welsh Think
Are You Doing Your Bit
Kill Your Speed
Are You Doing Your Bit (Wales)
Welsh Think
Pregnancy and Smoking
Science Year
Local Website Information
Science Year
Think
Tobacco Education
Think (new terms)
Tobacco Education (new terms)
Info 4 Local
National Assembly for Wales Youth Anti Smoking
National Assembly for Wales
National Assembly for Wales2 (new terms)
Pregnancy and Smoking (new terms)
Think
Welsh Assembly Government Think
Are You Doing Your Bit
Tobacco Information
Pregnancy and Smoking
National Assembly for Wales Anti Smoking
Welsh Assembly Government Anti Smoking
Tobacco Information
Welsh Assembly Government Anti Smoking
Tobacco Information
RAF Recruitment
Tobacco Second Hand Smoke
Tobacco EducationCessation
Tobacco EducationSupport
SmokingMotivations that Matter
The total amount of fees paid to Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO since 1997 are shown in the following table.
Total fees paid (£) | |
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