Fifty-five new independent schools in England this month, Ministers say that number tripling, to open in place.
Education Secretary Michael Gove said he managed schools as people hoped the current 24.
Schools-a major public policy-State-funded, free but subject to local authority control and have more control over the budget and education.
Labour has suffered delays in public projects or the amount of money spent on the left have criticized.
Free schools parents, teachers, charities, businesses, universities, religious groups or voluntary groups, trusts can be set up.
First opened in September last year, and a further 111 this month, announcing the opening of more people in the Education Department to open next year was approved.
Mr Gove said: "for every child to go to an excellent local school. these new idealistic people who only rich parents that are currently set to the option to purchase are committed to school.
"First 24 free schools are very popular and I think this second wave is expected to be equally successful."
Mr Gove argues that such schools options parents, but for policy problems encountered.
Before school students failed because this day money back to the start of the term in one instance was taken to attract enough, Bradford is a free school founded by more than 200,000 pounds invested in, but still.
This project, one million, the charity behind it hoped the school will open next September instead.
Stephen Twigg, Education Secretary last week, Mr Gove was 79 for shadow free schools of many to do so due to open in September in asking.
Mr Twigg said that at £ 2.3 m alone two abandoned and one of which is spent on three projects half-empty.
He suggested that the true figure spent on such schemes "lack of transparency" because they are funded on a lot more being called.
Primary locations
Sky News Murnaghan programme on Sunday speaking, Mr Twigg said that independent schools, but where they area contains only supported the idea.
"We have all the problem is that when the Government says free schools, fail, your egg basket is a waste of public money is" he said.
"In addition to those parts of the nation program that most places don't need being tailored to school."
Meanwhile, figures released by more than 3000 children in England failed to get any earlier this year of 2010 with their choice of primary schools shows that labor.
18 local authorities-freedom of information requests to 12 the number of responses produced% party.
Labour said that if the number of affected children in 2010 to figures from across the country increased 22787 19535 repeated.
Source By : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-19460927
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