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FOI/202300375696 · FOI · partially withheld

Time for Inclusive Education (TIE) data: FOI release

Published
2024-07-11
Received
2023-09-12
Responded
2023-10-13
Directorate
Learning Directorate
Topic
Education, Public sector
Exemptions
25(1)

Information requested

Copies of all data held pertaining to your arrangements with TIE Scotland including the contract for services, their tender bid, copies of their surveys used in schools for teachers and pupils and the anonymised responses to those surveys.

Response

Regarding the Scottish Government's arrangements with TIE including the contract for their services please find enclosed:

Offer of Grant to Time for Inclusive Education issued by the Scottish Government Learning Directorate issued 20 April 2023

You have asked for copies of TIE's surveys used in schools for teachers and pupils and the anonymised responses to those surveys. Survey questions put to pupils and teachers, and the collated responses to these, are contained within the LGBT Inclusive Education: Progress and Evaluation Report (2021-2022) which can be accessed at Evaluation – LGBT Inclusive Education | National Platform (lgbteducation.scot). Under section 25(1) of FOISA, we do not have to give you information which is already reasonably accessible to you. If, however, you do not have internetaccess to obtain this information from the website(s) listed, then please contact me again and I will send you a paper copy.

This exemption is not subject to the 'public interest test', so we are not required to consider if the public interest in disclosing the information outweighs the public interest in applying the exemption.

About FOI

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Detected exemption language

Under section 25(1) of FOISA, we do not have to give you information which is already reasonably accessible to you. This exemption is not subject to the 'public interest test', so we are not required to consider if the public interest in disclosing the information outweighs the public interest in applying the exemption.

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