
Raising Aspirations in North Lincolnshire
…could otherwise hold. Peter Thorpe, the Director of Learning, Skills, and Culture, said: “Research has shown that encounters during education with people from the world of work has a direct…
…could otherwise hold. Peter Thorpe, the Director of Learning, Skills, and Culture, said: “Research has shown that encounters during education with people from the world of work has a direct…
…they can have high aspirations for themselves. The school and community can develop these aspects to some extent but the real gains start to happen when partners from the world…
…which charity Education and Employers and its partners TES Global, the NAHT, OECD Education and Skills, and UCL Institute of Education published during the World Economic Forum in January 2018….
…and young people who are already facing disadvantages of many sorts. Teachers have told us that interactions with volunteers from the world of work can help children and young people…
…on life-long learning is an integral part of the classroom. The school runs mastery courses, as well as weekly university afternoons, designed to help link learning with the wider world….
…Our Future Derby project began in summer 2019 to set about linking children and schools in seven of the most deprived wards of Derby, to the world of work. Commissioned…
How can young people prepare for the world of work at this uncertain time? What support could be provided in light of Covid-19? This year’s International Conference on Employer Engagement…
Today Primary Futures publishes Scaling Up, a report on the impact of its programme that brings volunteer role models from the world of work to talk to primary school children…
…women are essential in these roles too: https://youtu.be/g8UNOiwUTsg Our original version has been viewed over 100 million times, been referenced by UN Women, OECD, UNESCO, World Economic Forum and won…
…long-term career choices. The University of Houston study finds that children from the age of six often rule out options for themselves because of the ingrained stereotypical views they have…