More funding for our schools

Every child deserves the chance to succeed in life, which is why the Conservative Government has increased the high-needs budget by over 60 per cent since 2019-2020 to over £10.5 billion in 2024-25. Building on this strong track record, the Conservative Government are giving councils across the cou

Gedling’s MP Tom Randall had the honour of introducing the Head Teacher of Pinewood Infant School, Rachel Otter, to the Minister of State for School in Number 10, last week. Speaking after the Downing Street reception, Tom Randall MP, who attended Pinewood Infant School as a child himself, said: “R

Last week, Tom Randall MP voted in favour of a review into the funding for SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) provision and called upon the Government to increase its funding SEND provision in Nottinghamshire during the debate in the House of Commons. During the debate, Tom said: “Wh

England continues to rise up global rankings in maths, reading and science thanks to reforms under successive Conservative Governments.

Tom Randall MP visited Haddon Primary & Nursery School to support the school community’s efforts in calling for a new pedestrian crossing to be installed on Westdale lane between Glendale Avenue and Haddon Close in Carlton. The MP for Gedling visited the school previously in the year and at tha

Tom Randall MP has welcomed the legislation brought forward at the King’s Speech as part of the Conservative Government’s commitment to deliver the long-term decisions for a brighter future. The King’s Speech marked the beginning a new Parliamentary session, where the Conservative Government will b

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling and below is my report on August 2023.

The Prime Minister, Rt.Hon Rishi Sunak MP, was welcomed to Netherfield on Wednesday 16 August by Gedling’s Conservative Member of Parliament Tom Randall MP.

Each month, I report back to you on the work I am doing in Parliament and across Gedling and below is my report on July 2023.

The Conservative Government is investing over £450 million in extra funding to improve school buildings, with over 1,000 projects receiving new investment to deliver safe, well-maintained facilities that support a high-quality education for pupils.   859 academies, sixth form colleges