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The article shows several written questions on education and training examined by the British Parliament for the period March 17-21, 2014. It reports that according to Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Education and Childcare Elizabeth Truss, only 65 out of 3,055 children's care centers operating in Great Britain have closed down as of November 2013. Minister of State for Schools David Laws discussed details about the Department for Education's Champions League of Head Teachers scheme.

The article presents a selection of written parliamentary questions on education from the Members of the British Parliament from November 25 to 29, 2013. Elizabeth Truss and Lucy Powell will question the State for Education Secretary about the results of a survey on day care. Chris Ruane and Bob Stewart are also set to ask the secretary under what conditions a child can be considered as an excepted pupil to a class and the utilization of education vouchers.

The article highlights several parliamentary questions (PQs) heard by both Great Britain's House of Commons and House of Lords for the week November 18-22, 2013. It relates that Edward Timpson, Conservative Member of Parliament for Crewe and Nantwich disclosed statistics on the number of public and private children's homes operating in England between 2008 and 2013, while Conservative M.P. Elizabeth Truss gave information about the number of teacher training placements awarded in 2012-2013.

The article presents the responses from the members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords on written parliamentary questions covering education, children's services, and training issues in Great Britain. Anthony Timpson explains the right of people caring for disabled children while Michael Gove discusses the position of the government on full-face veils on school premises. Elizabeth Truss cites the monitoring for the implementation of the advice on the summer-born children.

The article offers insight to educational debate presented by the members of Great Britain H M Treasury incluidng Angela Rayner, Nigel Evans, and Elizabeth Truss. Topics discussed include approaches for student finance; provision of free sanitary products in secondary schools and colleges; and allocation of funds raised by the apprenticeship levy.

The article offers details of major speeches from government ministers in Great Britain on education, training and children's services. from November 11 to 15, 2013. Topics of speeches include supporting social workers to help protect vulnerable children, strengthening vocational education, and reforming qualifications and the curriculum. Ministers who delivered their speeches include Elizabeth Truss, Matthew Hancock, and Michael Gove.

The article offers a website link on a speech made by Elizabeth Truss Minister of Parliament at Great Britain Department for Education on July 2, 2014 on maths and science.

The article discusses the Elizabeth Truss Speaks About Improving Teaching, the original script of a speech delivered by Elizabeth Truss, Parliamentary Under Secretary at Great Britain Department for Education, published by the department between April 7-11, 2014.

The article focuses on major speeches from British government ministers, related to education, training and children's services, made during March 31-April 4, 2014. It includes a speech made by the Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove on improving the standard of education, another speech by Minister of State for Skills Matthew Hancock on links between education & employment, and Parliamentary Under Secretary at Dept. for Education Elizabeth Truss on policies for educaion and children.

The article mentions major speeches from British government ministers that are relevant to education, training, and children's services from December 9-13, 2013. Edward Timpson, Member of Parliament (MP) and Parliamentary Under Secretary at the Department for Education spoke on how local areas can prepare for the coming reforms in special educational needs (SEN). Elizabeth Truss MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary at the Department for Education, spoke on gender and subject choice at A-levels.

The article discusses the availability of speeches from government ministers that are relevant to children's services and education in Great Britain. The Department for Education released the "Elizabeth Truss Speaks to Education Publishers About Education Reform," a speech by Member of Parliament Elizabeth Truss. The Department for Education released the "Edward Timpson Speaks to the Association of Colleges Learners with Learning Difficulties and Disabilities Conference."