…which was published at Davos earliest this year which explored the jobs primary school kids aspire to do when they are older: World Economic Forum: Agenda World Economic Forum: Facebook…
…to engage progressively in a wide range of experiences of transitions and the world of work. Children should have encounters with the world of work from the age of five…
…children’s horizons, raise their aspirations, challenge stereotypes and improve academic attainment. It does this by providing schools with free access to local volunteers from the world of world via a…
…Education: Where do we go from here? Conference in Paris. The conference organised by the OECD and the Forum for World Education brought together education leaders “to collaborate in an…
Lord Nash, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Schools, visited The Charles Dickens School, Broadstairs in Kent on 19th November with Inspiring the Future, run by national education charity Education…
…by Carolyn Fairbairn, Director General CBI, who talked about the world of work and the importance of economics. This was followed by classroom chats which involved a huge range of…
…which was published at Davos earliest this year which explored the jobs primary school kids aspire to do when they are older: World Economic Forum: Agenda World Economic Forum: Facebook…
…do not grow up in bilingual households, school is the key site for intervention on languages. The Inspiring Languages campaign is part of Inspiring the Future, a free initiative run…
…graduate supported by Educating Girls of Rural China; Ching Tien, founder of Educating Girls of Rural China; Carma Elliott CMG OBE, Director of British Council China; Susie Rodgers, Rio Paralympics…
…announce that we have partnered with First News to help widen the access children have to first-hand information about the huge range of possibilities open to them. First News who…
