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Home Access to Technology

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This consultation seeks views on the proposed Home Access programme that aims to ensure that every family with 5-19 year old learners in England has access to learning where and when they need it through access to ICT resources and support at home.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 9th January 2008 and ended on 2nd April 2008.

Consultation Documents

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Download Response Form in MS Word ( Microsoft Word, 119Kb)
Download Response Form in PDF ( Adobe PDF, 1.96Mb)
Download Consultation Document in Word ( Microsoft Word, 72Kb)
Download Consultation Document in PDF ( Adobe PDF, 2.53Mb)

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Links to this consultation

Home Access to Technology consultation

[From youthlibraryresearch.blogspot.com, at 08:54 on 08/02/2008]

If you'd like to take part in the consultation, it is available from the DCSF website and the deadline for responses is 2 April 2008.

CONSULTATIONS

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 21:34 on 16/01/2008]

Initial Consultation ? Confidentiality: Protecting and providing information (14th January 2008) The GMC is holding an initial consultation on its

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We haven't been able to find anything relevant for this consultation yet. If you're particularly interested in things that have been said in Parliament about this consultation, you might want to try searching TheyWorkForYou.com.

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