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Six Dimensions Reports are available in the Curriculum and Ofsted Resources section of the member's area.

Six Dimensions Reports

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SFCA Publications	Date
SFCA Priorities 2020: Covid Update	Jun 2020	Download
Sixth Form Colleges: Key Facts and Figures 2020	Jun 2020	Download
APPG Sixth Form Education Budget Submission	Feb 2020	Download
2019 Annual Report	Dec 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 1: Governance codes	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 3: Copyright	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 4: Equality in the workplace	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 5: Data	Jun 2019	Download
Raise the Rate: Funding Impact Survey	Mar 2019	Download
Understanding the funding shortfall in sixth form education	Oct 2018	Download
SFCA Budget Submission 2018	Sep 2018	Download
Education Committee Funding Inquiry	May 2018	Download
SFCA Budget submission 2017	Sep 2017	Download
Tuition time in upper secondary education 2016	Oct 2016	Download
SFCA Costing The Sixth Form Curriculum 2015	Mar 2015	Download
Value for money in Sixth Form education 2014	Jun 2014	Download
SFCA election manifesto 2019	Nov 2019	Download
2019 2020 Your Association Brochure	Nov 2019	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020	Jan 2020	Download
Occasional Paper 2 Core maths and AMSP	Jun 2019	Download
2020.04.29 Ofsted Complaints Consultation SFCA Response	Apr 2020	Download

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@SFCA_Info - July 28

Nearly half of @PYL_London's young responders said they'd have to reconsider their choice of school or college if free transport is cut - a huge blow to social mobility for the poorest students, who often travel to access the courses they need. #DontZaptheZip https://t.co/JXCH5b0uq9

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Tes Further Ed - July 28

It is not just those with lower levels of English and maths attainment that are in need of additional support, says @SFCA_info's Bill Watkin https://t.co/gJKoF3W8wF

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FE Week - July 15

Dame Mary Ney’s report into college financial oversight exposes a 'decade of austerity' and a lack of ministerial awareness of the financial crisis 'engulfing' the FE sector, says @UKLabour's @tobyperkinsmp https://t.co/U4yeCkxF2f

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@SFCA_Info - July 15

Our deputy chief exec James Kewin said that "there is certainly a need to reform financial oversight, but there is a more pressing need to ask if colleges are receiving the funding required to provide students with a high quality education." Read more: https://t.co/JJJLfrACVV https://t.co/xvEWFh2H68

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@SFCA_Info - July 13

Watch staff and students at amazing @coulsdoncollege explain to @SkyNews why cutting free travel for under 18s is a huge mistake here. #DontZaptheZip https://t.co/LP7YXsVwYq

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FE Week - July 13

.@SFCA_info have said @educationgovuk secretary @GavinWilliamson ought to “address the range of inequalities that colleges face compared to other providers of 16 to 18 education" https://t.co/zGUDi1tRki

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Jason McCartney MP - July 10

Having raised it in Parliament this week I’m pleased that free school meals will now be available to 16-18 year olds in colleges over the summer @SFCA_info https://t.co/gqcVEWLAr4

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@SFCA_Info - July 10

Confirmation today that free school meals will be available to 16-18 year olds in colleges over the summer (although at a lower rate than schools). Huge thanks to sixth form APPG Co-Chairs @DianaJohnsonMP and @JasonMcCartney for pursuing @educationgovuk on this important issue.

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FE Week - July 10

.@educationgovuk has announced it will provide extra funding for disadvantaged college students to receive free meals over the summer – but they will be given 60p less per day than school pupils https://t.co/zGUDi1tRki

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Tes Further Ed - July 10

Government announces funding for colleges to provide meals for students over the summer https://t.co/jrARFAyfkx

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@SFCA_Info - July 9

A decision on FSM over the summer really needs to be made soon @educationgovuk - some colleges have already finished term. Arrangements for schools were confirmed on 16th June. https://t.co/QuV9SNYkxZ

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FE Week - July 9

Extra £101m for school and college leavers to return for a third year #SummerStatement https://t.co/q8NlBbjbp4

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@SFCA_Info - July 8

SFCA chief exec Bill Watkin reacts to the #SummerStatement: "The one year, high value courses for school and college leavers are of particular interest to us – applied general qualifications will be an ideal fit for many young people." Read more: https://t.co/NN9tpuTSGl

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Tes Further Ed - July 8

.@SFCA_info's Bill Watkin says that the reduction in funding for 18 year old students must be addressed to ensure that colleges aren't financially penalised for delivering the one year, high value courses for school and college leavers

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@SFCA_Info - July 8

...in partnership with the top-ranked sixth form college @WoodhouseCol - many congratulations https://t.co/lFkI2jVaYe

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@SFCA_Info - July 7

You can see @JasonMcCartney's questions here. While it is good to hear that colleges can expect information on FSM 'in due course', for many the summer holiday starts this week, leaving disadvantaged students hungry. https://t.co/V4mYTn8vE2

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@SFCA_Info - July 7

Superb intervention by APPG Co-Chair @JasonMcCartney in parliamentary debate today - will @educationgovuk extend Covid-catch and funding for FSM over the summer to students in sixth form colleges? Response from @NickGibbUK - no to the former, discussions ongoing on the latter.

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@SFCA_Info - July 7

Great intervention from APPG vice chair @peter_aldous in today's parliamentary debate - 16 to 18 year olds should be eligible for the £1 billion Covid-catch up funding on the same terms as 11 to 16 year olds @educationgovuk

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@SFCA_Info - July 7

Thanks to @Wera_Hobhouse for raising in parliamentary debate that 16-18 college students are not eligible for FSM over the summer. Still no response to PQ on this from APPG Co-Chair @DianaJohnsonMP. May be time to get @MarcusRashford on the case if we do not get any news soon...

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@SFCA_Info - July 7

Here's what he said, and the answer from @SteveBarclay. Flexibilities in funding are welcome, but have a limited impact when excellent colleges like @SOT6FC don't have sufficient funding. https://t.co/FWYNXmgKqK

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