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The Welsh Assembly said it was working to increase the number of 16 to
18-year-olds in education or training and is due to issue a strategy
later in the year. "What is needed is for the government to talk to
teachers' and employers' organisations and to young people's groups
about the sort of provision that should be available and then ensure
that happens.

"They are in the initial stages of their enquiry into this accident and
we do not wish to make any further comment until this has been
completed. "It was massively reassuring - I was able to focus on my
studies because I accepted the job offer. Mr Nicholson sits on a
committee set up by Ucas to look at reforming selection procedures. For
a start, they seem to be accentuating the gender gap. A Welsh Ambulance
Service spokeswoman said it had been a "small explosion".

At the other extreme from the Scottish system is London. "We must be
careful always not to trim things too far.

BBC Director General Mark Thompson said the BBC hoped it would make all
the students taking part "think about journalism, media and the big
issues of the day in a new way". In Scotland the great majority of
parents simply accept the local council's choice of school and the few
who do not usually get their way. And she also questions a system which
creates such pressure on the places in the schools seen as the most
desirable.

Pupils also raised the issue of global warming with David Cameron and
went on to question him about poverty.

Scotland, for example, now has an annual Survey of Achievement,
replacing the 5-14 national tests. Louise Hall, who graduated from the
London School of Economics last summer, was offered a job at Barclays
Capital after a successful internment at the company in the summer of
2005. In the pilot scheme, which involved Merseyside, Exeter, Essex,
Cornwall, Manchester, Hertfordshire, the Isle of Wight, and Kingston in
London, nearly 10,000 badges were awarded.