Patrick Spencer MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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  • 14 Sept 2026 · Curriculum and Assessment Review · Hansard source
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    Over the weekend, the Secretary of State backtracked on an interview she gave to The Observer where she said she wanted to reintroduce coursework. For the record, we were very pleased to hear that, but in the same interview she made a number of other commitments, including reducing the number of exams that children take at age 16 and introducing a GCSE in football coaching. Which of those commitments does she still stand by?

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View as listCommunities and local government: 2Communities and local government2Culture, media and sport: 1Culture, media and sport1Education and skills: 2Education and skills2Housing and planning: 1Housing and planning1Justice and policing: 1Justice and policing1Transport: 2Transport2
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Communities and local government2
Culture, media and sport1
Education and skills2
Housing and planning1
Justice and policing1
Transport2

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