In, what is believed to be, an unprecedented move, MPs are asking members of the public to submit questions, via Twitter, to put to Education Secretary, Michael Gove at the Education Select Committee meeting in the House of Commons next week.
The Education Committee will hold an oral evidence session on 31 January with Mr Gove and MPs on the Committee want to ensure that their questions reflect the most pressing concerns in the world of education and want to hear what questions the public would put to the Minister.




Chancellor, George Osborne announced in his autumn budget statement yesterday that the government would be investing a further £380 million a year by 2014-15 to provide two year-olds with 15 hours of free education and childcare a week.

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