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UK: 'Alternative Provision with a Military Ethos' receives more funding - our response

12 December 2014

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"On 7 December 2014, Michael Gove's successor as Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan continued her support for the Military Ethos in Schools programme by pledging a further £4.8 million to eight 'alternative provision with a military ethos' schemes. This follows previous funding between 2012 and 2014 that amounted to £8.2 million."

See: 'Alternative Provision with a Military Ethos' receives more funding - our response(ForcesWatch, link)

See also: Measures to help schools instil character in pupils announced (gov.uk, link)

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