Nigel Huddleston MP, Minister of State at the Department for Business and Trade, recently paid a visit to Prince Henry’s High School. During his visit, he attended a Q&A assembly where he answered questions from our Sixth Form students.
The assembly provided a platform for students to ask questions about a range of issues, including education, politics, and the role of the government in tackling climate change. Our MP was impressed by the thought-provoking questions posed by the students and was pleased to engage in a meaningful dialogue with them.
Following the assembly, Mr Huddleston had a tour of the school to see the new Music Department and our trainee teachers who are currently on the Prince Henry’s School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme.
Before leaving, Mr Huddleston met with the school’s Senior Leadership Team to discuss the pressing issues facing education in the current climate. The meeting provided an opportunity for Mr Huddleston to gain insight into the challenges faced by schools and to share his thoughts on how the government can support schools in overcoming these challenges.
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