Sentence examples for new bursaries from inspiring English sources

He conceded that the new bursaries needed to be "better targeted than before" because the more generously funded EMA scheme was given to those who didn't necessarily need it.

Last June, ministers announced new bursaries of between £4,000 and £20,000 to attract top graduates for subjects where there was a teacher shortage, such as physics, maths, chemistry and languages.

This is precisely what the new bursary scheme will do".

The Education Select Committee reported this month that the cuts and its replacement by a new bursary, were "rushed and ill-thought through reforms".

"I am particularly unimpressed that the government has tried to spin the new bursary as being equivalent to the original bursaries that covered the top-up fee when they were introduced in 2006".

The most disadvantaged 16- 19-year-olds are receiving more than they used to and over eight in ten colleges think the new bursary effectively targets those in need.

Here is what we'd like to see them change: The new bursary scheme needs to be opened up to all further education providers: Recently, the government announced that they'll reward graduate maths teachers who choose to teach in a further education college with a £10,000 bursary.

A new bursary of up to £20,000 is available for high-grade language graduates wanting to enter teacher training.

Our new Better Futures bursaries were designed to offer £1,500 to support tenants and their children through the cost of further and higher education.

Johnson became the most senior Conservative figure to speak out against ministers' decision to replace the £560m education maintenance allowance (EMA) budget with £180m for the new 16-19 bursaries, when he appeared on Question Time on Thursday night.

Boris Johnson, the incumbent mayor, is among those who have expressed fears that young Londoners from low-income backgrounds could drop out of education and see their life chances "radically diminished" as a result of a ministers' decision to replace the £560m EMA budget with £180m for the new 16-19 bursaries.