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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
APPG Sixth Form Education Budget Submission	Feb 2020	Download
2019 Annual Report	Dec 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 5: Data	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 4: Equality in the workplace	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 3: Copyright	Jun 2019	Download
Occasional Paper 1: Governance codes	Jun 2019	Download
Sixth form colleges: Key facts and figures 2019	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
SFCA Annual Report 2017-18	Aug 2018	Download
Your Association Brochure 2018-19	Aug 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
Occasional Paper 2 Core maths and AMSP	Jun 2019	Download
SFCA election manifesto 2019	Nov 2019	Download
2019 2020 Your Association Brochure	Nov 2019	Download
SFCA Priorities 2020	Jan 2020	Download

Sixth Form Colleges Association

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Lyn Brown 🌹 - February 26

NewVIc has had to cut language and arts courses and sorely needed mental health support. The Government must #RaiseTheRate and enable our colleges to teach and support our young people in the way they deserve and the future of this country needs. https://t.co/IzBaSgae8C

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Marie Rimmer CBE MP - February 26

There is a serious lack of funding for sixth-form education across our country. Investing in young people is investing in the future of our country. It's about time the government did something about it. https://t.co/XhPquriIAY

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@SFCA_Info - February 26

Watch sixth form APPG vice-chair, sixth form alumna, and @LutonSixthForm governor @rach_hopkins lay out why it is imperative to #RaiseTheRate: https://t.co/CutaAw7Zf2

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@SFCA_Info - February 26

.@peter_aldous, one of our wonderful APPG vice-chairs, makes the social mobility case for #RaiseTheRate in yesterday's debate, explaining the significance of sixth form education to his constituency and the "levelling up" agenda: https://t.co/Fi3HGifZCl

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@SFCA_Info - February 26

Watch our APPG co-chair @JasonMcCartney make a passionate case for #RaiseTheRate at yesterday's debate. His excellent local colleges, @huddnewcoll and @GreenheadCol, deserve nothing less than £4,760 per pupil. https://t.co/5Wm4OXkatm

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UK MP Tweets - February 26

The hashtags most used by MPs in the last 24 hours were: #RaisetheRate, #KeirForLeader and #AnotherFutureIsPossible

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Rachel Hopkins - February 26

The government must end the decade-long underfunding of 6th forms and colleges. As a Governor of @LutonSixthForm, I know how 6th forms & colleges create a bridge between lower & higher education which enables effective social mobility. To fix this bridge, we must #RaisetheRate. https://t.co/ptq34jCMp2

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Debbie Abrahams MP - February 25

I attended #RaiseTheRate debate, calling on Govt to raise national funding rate for 16-18 year olds (the ‘rate’) to at least £4,760 per student, per year in 2020 spending review. This is imperative as funding has been cut twice since 2010 and frozen since 2013. 📚 https://t.co/VqVAUTXS5h

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FE Week - February 25

Donelan says the #RaisetheRate campaign has done an "excellent job" in drawing to attention the financial pressures some colleges are facing, and says it is something "we will reflect upon for the spending review"

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@SFCA_Info - February 25

Thanks so much again to our APPG vice-chair @lloyd_rm, who secured today's fantastic debate on post-16 funding. He explained several of the key issues for sixth forms in his opening speech, including #RaisetheRate and #ProtectAGQs: https://t.co/KdmSaEAedb

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Tes Further Ed - February 25

@lloyd_rm @SFCA_info All colleges suffer when the government takes decisions to exclude them from decisions like the teacher pay rise awarded to schools, says @lloyd_rm: 'Only equalisation of how the structures are seen across the board will solve this problem'

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Tes Further Ed - February 25

@lloyd_rm @SFCA_info There is little point investing in pre-16 education and higher education if you overlook general colleges and sixth form colleges in the middle, says @lloyd_rm

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Rachel Hopkins - February 25

Proud to speak in the debate today - especially as a Governor of our fantastic @LutonSixthForm college #RaiseTheRate @SFCA_info https://t.co/CI8Lg5JXWw

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Tom Middlehurst - February 25

More than almost any other edu sector, has seen the most real-term cuts over the last decade. We need to desperately #raisetherate to ensure sixth formers don't continue to lose out. Hopefully many MPs will show their support in today's Wminster Hall debate

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Royston Smith MP - February 25

"It seems to me perverse that children up to the age of 16 will receive one figure and young people beyond that will receive another." #RaisetheRate @ItchenCollege @city_college @RichardTaunton @bartonpeveril https://t.co/96Kg1r8vZr

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@SFCA_Info - February 25

.@lloyd_rm, summing up the #raisetherate debate, asks that we see a comprehensive response to the issues raised today in the spending review this year.

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FE Week - February 25

She confirms VAT is an issue "we will keep under review and continue to monitor" #RaisetheRate

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Tes Further Ed - February 25

@michelledonelan @GillianKeegan @michelledonelan says it's not as simple about making the teacher pay grant available to colleges, but that they are concerned about pay, and it is something @GillianKeegan will be looking at

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@SFCA_Info - February 25

In her response to today's debate @michelledonelan pays tribute to the #RaisetheRate campaign for raising profile of 16 to 18 funding pressures

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Tes Further Ed - February 25

@michelledonelan @michelledonelan says that is keeping the VAT issue under review and will monitor

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