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July 16, 2014 by CPRT

Gove out, Gibb back in: all change at DfE?

David Cameron’s pre-election ministerial reshuffle has yielded both new and old faces. Michael Gove is replaced as Secretary of State for Education by Nicky Morgan, formerly Financial Secretary to the Treasury and Minister for Women. Education Minister Elizabeth Truss moves to DEFRA. After a period on the back benches Nick Gibb is returning to DfE as Minister of State. Sam Gyimah becomes a junior minister. For a full list of changes click here.

Also see our blog for further comment on the reshuffle, and join in the conversation.

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