Sentence examples for the junior education from inspiring English sources

Sky News has some fascinating footage of one of their TV crews pursuing Sarah Teather, the junior education minister.

Caroline Dinenage, the junior education minister, said 64 had closed according to local authority data, with 3,251 remaining.

The junior education minister, Elizabeth Truss, who handles home education as part of her remit, said she did not think the DfE should be guiding councils on such matters, a view disputed by the MPs.

Elizabeth Truss, the junior education minister, praised the results and said the government hoped to raise standards further "by giving teachers more freedom, strengthening discipline and improving teacher quality".

The Labour MP Dan Jarvis, who used a written parliamentary question to get the figures from Caroline Dinenage, the junior education minister, said the closures were "deeply concerning" and called on Dinenage to explain the situation to parliament.

I remember the junior education minister Norman St Johnowtevas (now Lord St John of Fawsley), sitting quietly and listening, and maybe having his view changed ever so slightly, and the Daily Telegraph's then education correspondent, John Izbicki, insisting his newsdesk allow him to report Digby as the thoughtful man he was.

Speaking to Education Guardian earlier this year, the shadow junior education minister, Tristam Hunt, suggested that, should Labour win the next election, it would be keen to take swift action to address the issue of careers advice and guidance, saying: "The careers guidance reforms are very, very damaging.

Miss Truss, 38, MP for South West Norfolk and the former junior education and children minister, looked bright and sensible but a little bit too 80s air hostess.

I have just been to see David Laws, the totemic Lib Dem right-winger who resigned as chief secretary to the Treasury over his expenses almost as soon as he'd got the job and has just been brought back in from the cold as junior education minister, replacing Sarah Teather.

Former cabinet minister David Laws - who resigned over his expenses in 2010 - has returned to the government as a junior education minister.

The former policy adviser and junior education minister was behind some of Blair's most contentious policies, including university tuition fees and academy schools, making him deeply unpopular with Labour backbenchers.