Improving Education Standards in Ashfield & Eastwood

Lee Anderson MP with Schools Minister Nick Gibb

Our children & grandchildren deserve the very best education.

I will work with the Government and our local schools to improve school standards across Ashfield & Eastwood.

More ‘Good’ and ‘Outstanding’ schools will provide our children & grandchildren the best possible start to life.

I am delighted that I have secured funding for Kirkby College and Ashfield School to rebuilt as two of fifty schools across the UK within the Government's School Rebuilding Fund.

News

Lee Anderson & Craig Gould with Ashfield Schools

150 Nottingham Forest Women Season Tickets to be Donated to Ashfield & Eastwood Schools

Tuesday, 11 October, 2022

Local Businessman Craig Gould and Ashfield MP Lee Anderson have been on a whistlestop tour of Ashfield Schools delivering Nottingham Forest Women season tickets to schools across Ashfield.

MP holds Apprentice Fair for secondary pupils in Ashfield and Eastwood

Monday, 11 July, 2022

Lee Anderson, MP for Ashfield and Eastwood, recently held an Apprentice Fair for secondary school students in the area. The MP meets with businesses in the constituency frequently who all offer top quality apprenticeships.

Ashfield and Eastwood MP Celebrates World Book Day

Thursday, 3 March, 2022

Lee Anderson, MP for Ashfield and Eastwood, supported World Book Day’s 25th anniversary on Thursday 3rd March 2022.

Ashfield MP slams Kirkby school and calls for change in leadership

Wednesday, 26 January, 2022

Lee Anderson, MP for Ashfield, has requested an immediate meeting with senior leaders at Kirkby College after what the MP called a ‘devesting’ Ofsted report.

Lee Anderson MP outside Ashfield Comprehensive School

£55 million funding boost for schools in Nottinghamshire to level up education

Friday, 17 December, 2021

Schools in Nottinghamshire will receive £55 million in extra funding next year, as part of a £4 billion funding boost from the Conservative Government across the country.

Response from the Department for Education

Monday, 6 September, 2021

In the summer, I asked the Secretary of State for Education what steps his Department was taking to ensure that pupils can return to full-time education in the 2021-22 academic year without interruption or risk of losing in-school teaching days during the covid-19 outbreak.

Response from the Department for Education

Monday, 6 September, 2021

During the Summer Recess, I asked the Secretary of State for Education what steps his Department were taking to ensure that pupils can return to full-time education in the 2021-22 academic year without interruption or risk of losing in-school teaching days during the covid-19 outbreak.