Supporting Schools and Children's Services

83.1% of schools in Sleaford and North Hykeham were rated as Good or Outstanding in 2023 compared to 74.6% in 2010 and 47 Condition Improvement Fund projects have been allocated to Sleaford and North Hykeham schools since 2015, as well as a successful bid for the School Rebuilding Programme. 

News

Sir William Robertson Academy Rebuild To Start A Year Earlier Than Planned

Following my meeting with the new Headteacher at Sir William Robertson Academy in September, I wrote to the Secretary of State for Education to request that the school’s rebuild timeline be expedited in recognition of the pressures experienced because of the current facilities.I am pleased to share

Meeting with New Headteacher of Sir William Robertson Academy

Delighted to meet with Mr Barlow, newly appointed Headteacher of Sir William Robertson Academy and CEO of Aspire Schools Trust. SWRA is a fantastic local school - offering a warm and welcoming learning environment which proves popular amongst parents in the area. It was great to speak with

Welcoming NK Academy to Parliament!

A pleasure to welcome students and staff from NK Academy to Parliament this week! Its always a joy to speak to pupils about their passion for politics and I was pleased to give Mrs Tunnicliffe and Mrs Ayre some political memorabilia for the school!

Attending the Official Reopening of Heighington Millfield Primary Academy

I recently had the pleasure of joining everyone at Heighington Millfield Primary Academy for their official reopening following significant flood damage last year. The closure had major effects on the children, who had to be bused to different schools around the county within the trust, and sig

Visiting St Andrew's C of E Primary School in Leasingham

It was a pleasure to visit St Andrew's C of E Primary School in Leasingham and meet with the Year 6 House Captains. They had some excellent questions and it was fantastic to hear about their keen interests in Parliament, our democracy and the political system.

Raising Concerns with the Secretary of State for Education

During this week's Education Committee session, I raised concerns with the Secretary of State about a number of the Government's actions, including the removal of the Latin Excellence Programme, the cancellation of computer hubs that provide excellence in teaching and the scaling back of modern lang

Discussing the implications of the Government's Budget on children's charities

During Education Committee this week, we heard about the devastating impact that measures announced in the Budget will have on charities providing services to children.During the session, we heard from Harriet Edwards from Sense, a charity who provide services to children with disabilities, includin