Robert said, "Thank you to pupils for joining me to celebrate Democracy Week in Parliament, the home of UK democracy.  The students asked some excellent questions and I look forward to hopefully meeting them again in the future."

Robert said, "Hard-working teachers in small rural schools in places like west Oxfordshire are ingenious in wringing every last penny of value out of their budgets, but what are Ministers doing to ensure those schools have the funding they need to thrive?"

Robert was pleased to welcome pupils from Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School in Witney to the Parliament Education Centre this week. The students asked some excellent questions, and Robert was pleased to see them all again after visiting the school last month.

Robert said, "As the father of a two-year-old, I am increasingly concerned about the sedentary lifestyles that children lead.

Robert appeared on Sunday Politics South to discuss tuition fees, public inquiries, marine conservation zones and air quality.

Robert sai,d "Brilliant visit to Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School in Witney, where we single-handedly abolished the British Constitution when the Queen refused to pass the Bill passed by the "House of Commons" in our assembly play...!"

Robert was pleased to welcome pupils from the King's School in Witney to Westminster recently. The group went on a tour of Parliament, before meeting Robert for a Q & A session in a beautiful Committee Room.

Robert said, "Thanks to Kingham Hill School for welcoming me to speak to you on Friday, particularly in your beautiful, internationally-decorated hall (which after the cold and rain was very welcome!) Great to meet those I’ve not met before and to see others again.

Robert said, "I enjoyed my tour of the school and want to thank the head boy and head girl for showing me around.  It was lovely to meet all the staff and pupils!"

Robert said, "I greatly enjoyed the chance to explain how Parliament works - and big thank you to staff and pupils for getting involved!"