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Education after the election: priorities for change
25 June 2024, 5:30 pm–7:00 pm
A funding crisis in every sector of education, widening inequalities, a cost of living crisis for families, rising pupil absence and increasing pressure to provide more support for SEND. These are just some of the issues dominating discussion of education in the run up to the general election. Drawing on their knowledge, experience and research in the education fields, a panel of speakers will debate what the priorities for the next Secretary of State for Education should be and the steps the next UK government could take to make them a reality.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Organiser
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ESRC Education Research Programme
Speakers will be setting out priorities for change in these areas:
Higher Education
Initial Teacher Education
The skills agenda
Schools post-COVID
Children and families
Join the panel to debate where the priorities currently lie and what we can do together to make a difference after the election. Send in your questions to edresprog@ucl.ac.uk
About the Speakers
Claire Cameron
at UCL - Social Research Institute
Tristan McCowan
at UCL - Department of Education, Practice & Society
Gemma Moss
at UCL - Department of Learning and Leadership; Director of the ESRC Education Research Programme
Olly Newton
at Edge Foundation
John Yandell
at UCL - Department of Culture, Communication & Media
Speakers
Claire Cameron, UCL, Social Research Institute
Tristan McCowan, UCL Department of Education, Practice & Society
Gemma Moss, UCL Department of Learning and Leadership; Director of the ESRC Education Research Programme
Olly Newton, Edge Foundation
John Yandell, UCL Department of Culture, Communication & Media
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