Northumbria Learning ProvidersAGM

September 2014

Todays Agenda

1. Curriculum

2. Inclusion

3. EFA

Curriculum

Raising the Participation Age

Study Programmes

Traineeships

Apprenticeships

Improving VQs at KS4 and KS5 and qualification design with employer

involvement

Introducing Traineeships, changes to apprenticeship and 14-16 enrolment in FE

colleges

Implementing 16-19 study programmes and

reforming the funding formula 16-19 Study

Programmes to include work

experience and English and maths

Reforming performance indicators, minimum standards, publishing

destination measures to drive the changes to VQs

The Big Picture

Ministerial Priority:Rigorous standards for academic and

vocational qualifications

Post-16 curriculum and funding reforms

Substantial qualification (academic or vocational)

PROGRESSION TO FURTHER STUDY & EMPLOYMENT

Other non-qualification or ‘enrichment’ activities

Meaningful work experience

English and maths to GCSE A*-C (for those without this)

• From September 2013, all 16- to 19-year-olds are now expected to take a coherent “study programme” which is based on their prior attainment at KS4 and focused on enabling them to achieve their career ambitions.

Funding ‘per student’

Ofsted inspections

Minimum standards/

intervention

Destination measures

EFA monitoring

16-18 performance

tables

and/or

Inclusion

NEET

Tailored Curriculum

Free Meals

Bursary Funds

EFA Information Exchange

Self Service

Funding Guidance

GOV.Uk

Looking for Information?

Try here first

How you can brief

your team about

funding for 14/15

https://registration.livegroup.co.uk/academyfunding/FEinst/

Questions?

Contacting us?

16 to 19 providers - northern territoryEmail YPNorthern.EFA@education.gsi.gov.uk For local authorities, schools, colleges and other (non-academy) providers in North West, North East and Yorkshire and Humberside with queries for the Education Funding Agency