List of research used by the Secretary of State supporting the Academisation of state schools

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Dear Department for Education,

Could I please have a complete list of all research used by the Secretary of State for Education to support his enforced academisation of all state schools?

Yours faithfully,

Alan Mills

Department for Education

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Dear Alan Mills,

 

Thank you for your email of the 14 November 2012 below. Your question asks
for the research that supports the ‘enforced academisation of all state
schools’. Please provide further clarification of the information you are
interested in receiving.

 

Please respond via email to this address.

 

Best regards,

 

Philip Cattle

 

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Philip Cattle

 

Academies Central Operations Division

Department for Education

Sanctuary Buildings
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London
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Subject: Freedom of Information request - List of research used by the
Secretary of State supporting the Academisation of state schools

 

 

 

     Dear Department for Education,

     

     Could I please have a complete list of all research used by the

     Secretary of State for Education to support his enforced

     academisation of all state schools?

     

     Yours faithfully,

     

     Alan Mills

 

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Dear Department for Education,

I believe my request needed no clarification.

I would like to see links to all the research that the Secretary of State has used in deciding that the forced Academisation of schools is necessary.

No research has been made available and his decision must be based on research surely?

Yours faithfully,

Alan Mills

Department for Education

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Dear Mr Mills,
Thank you for your email dated 14 November 2012 about the Academies programme.
The Department for Education does not currently act under a policy by which all schools are turned into Academies
on a compulsory basis. However, the Secretary of State has the power to intervene to raise standards and improve
performance. These powers are set out in legislation under the Academies Act 2010.

 Underperforming schools are replaced by sponsored Academies. There is a wide body of research on the topic of
sponsored Academies. Research conducted by the Department is published on our website:

[1]https://www.education.gov.uk/publication...

In addition, the following publications contain information on the Academies programme:

·         The Academies Annual Report 2010/11 can be found via the following link:
[2]http://media.education.gov.uk/assets/fil...

·         The 2010 Schools White Paper and ‘The Case For Change’ policy document can be found via the following
links:

[3]https://www.education.gov.uk/publication...

[4]http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/tool...

·         The 2010 National Audit Office report on the Academies programme can be found via the following link:

[5]http://www.nao.org.uk/publications/1011/...

·         The 2011 Public Accounts Committee report can be found via the following link:

[6]http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa...

·         The 2011 report published by the London School of Economics can be found via the following link:

[7]http://cee.lse.ac.uk/ceedps//ceedp123.pdf

Your correspondence has been allocated reference number 2012/0075073. If you need to respond to us, please visit
[8]www.education.gov.uk/contactus, and quote your reference number.

Yours sincerely,

Philip Cattle
Academies Delivery Group
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