…neither a NEET (not in education, employment or training) pathway nor a ‘tidy’, government preferred, route through post-compulsory education. Thus, studying such seemingly ordinary young people can contribute towards developing…
Local Economy Journal What happens when someone from the economic community becomes involved in the work of schools and colleges? To what extent can they support pupil learning, progression and…
…of c£2.4m to the UK economy over the coming decade, with forecast net gains of some £16.4m for the next five cohorts of learners (with incremental increases in annual learner…
…we remain passionate about getting skilled and committed volunteers into school and college governance at a time when education needs strategic leadership the most, through our Inspiring Governance and Inspiring…
This report written by Dr Anthony Mann with Professor Adrian Oldknow and commissioned by Futurelab on behalf of Ingenious – the European Co-ordinating Body for Maths, Science and Technology provides…
…have a vital role to play in developing young people’s mindset. Our schools and colleges work should place far greater emphasis on improving soft skills, such as developing communication and…
A report by Keith MacAllum, Karla Yoder, Scott Kim, Robert Bozick, commissioned by the Academy for Educational Development/National Institute for Work and Learning The report gives the findings of a…
…The report’s findings show significant benefits of educational volunteering, including improved communication and influencing skills; an improved sense of mission and loyalty at work; and greater staff productivity. These organisational…
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…chance to comment and tell us which future scenario you think is the most likely. Speakers included: Brittany Singh Williams, Global Shaper and Educational Strategist, Jamaica Peter Ssenkusu, Principal of…
