The UK government is to provide almost £2m to schools in Northern Ireland that want to become integrated integratededucation
Brandon Lewis says £1.9m will be given to the Integrated Education Fund and the NI Council for Integrated Education
The UK government is to provide almost £2m to help schools in Northern Ireland that want to transform to become integrated.Existing schools can become formally integrated in a process that includes a ballot of parents.At a conference organised by the Northern Ireland Office in June, Mr Lewis said that the demand for integrated education was not currently being met.
He also said the government would promote the benefits of integrated education to parents, teachers and pupils.At a conference in June, Brandon Lewis said that the demand for integrated education was not currently being metwere critical of the fact they were not invited to the conferenceThe Council for Catholic Maintained Schools and Controlled Schools Support Council described their absence as "concerning" and "alarming".
Mr Lewis has now said the UK government will provide £1.9m to the Integrated Education Fund and the Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education .
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