Our children deserve the best - and that's why Graham, a former Chairman of Parliament's Education Committee, has the next generation at the heart of everything he does.
Graham has continued the fight for Special Educational Needs funding in Parliament, highlighting the fact that the East Riding of Yorkshire receives the lowest per-pupil funding of any local authority in England, at £968.64.
Good attendance at school is one of the simplest ways to ensure great academic progress, and Withernsea High School (WHS) has worked with local MP Graham Stuart to give some of WHS’s attendance champions an unforgettable day in London with a tour of Parliament and lunch with their local MP. &nb
East Riding of Yorkshire Council receives the lowest per-pupil funding for Special Educational Needs in the country, at just £968 per child, while Camden Council receives the highest at £3564. Despite this significant funding gap, East Riding of Yorkshire Council—working closely with loca
Speaking in the House of Commons, Graham mounted a defence of families having choices in their children’s education as the Labour government attempts to squash academies, free schools and home schooling. In a speech attacking Labour’s attempts to deny parental choice by slashing standards
Graham: It is a pleasure to take part in this debate and to follow the hon. Member for Montgomeryshire and Glyndŵr (Steve Witherden), who has done us and the nation a great service with the clarity of his speech.
Humber Police Lifestyle Award Winners, The Patrington Champions, visited local MP Graham Stuart in the Houses of Parliament as part of their prize of a trip to London. Squeezing a visit to Parliament and their MP in between trips to the Tower of London and Hamleys, the young group of road
Withernsea High School invited local MP Graham Stuart to talk about job opportunities as part of its on-going focus on preparing its students for the world of work and life beyond school. Graham is working with around fifty local businesses to see whether they can provide work experience
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, met with the Minister for School Standards, Catherine McKinnell MP, to make the case for a fairer allocation of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) funding for the East Riding. Data from the f40 group, of which
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, returned to Beverley Sixth Form to answer some excellent questions from their A-Level Politics students. Welcomed by the Headteacher, Gavin Chappell, and Head of Politics, Kathryn Richardson, Graham was taken to the Sixth Fo
Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, met the Policing Minister, Dame Diana Johnson MP, to discuss funding opportunities for the Cherry Tree Centre. During his meeting with the Minister, Graham explained that the Cherry Tree Centre, which opened in 2018 and is l
