Committees

The role of Regional Schools Commissioners inquiry

Inquiry

Government Response


Committee Report


The Regional Schools Commissioners (RSCs) were appointed in 2014 to work with school leaders to promote and monitor academies and free schools. Building on relevant aspects of the previous Committee's inquiry into Academies and Free Schools, this inquiry explores the expanding role of RSCs, their resources, impact and accountability.

Work news

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Regional Schools Commissioners: Committee publishes Government response
Education Committee publishes Government response on RSCs role and responsibilities
20 April 2016
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RSCs: role should be clarified and accountability improved say MPs
Education Committee publishes report on the role of Regional Schools Commissioners
20 January 2016
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'The role of Regional Schools Commissioners' report publication announced
Education Committee announces publication of report on the role of Regional Schools Commissioners
15 January 2016
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Regional Schools Commissioners' role supplementary evidence published
Education Committee publishes supplementary evidence from Department of Education and Ofsted on Regional Schools Commissioners
2 December 2015
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Lord Nash questioned on Regional Schools Commissioners
Education Committee hears from Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for schools on Regional Schools Commissioners
26 November 2015
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Regional School Commissioners' role evidence published
Education Committee publishes evidence on the performance and number of Regional Schools Commissioners
18 November 2015
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Regional Schools Commissioners in the West Midlands
Education Committee examines the role and impact of Regional Schools Commissioners
13 November 2015
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Regional School Commissioners' role examined
Education Committee takes evidence for its Regional School Commissioners inquiry
28 October 2015
Total results 8 (page 1 of 1)

Contact us

  • Email: educom@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 2370 (general enquiries) | 020 7219 8895 (media enquiries)
  • Address: Education Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA