TEACH FIRST NATIONAL SCHOOLS FORUM CALLS FOR A LONG TERM STRATEGY FOR EDUCATION

At a recent?Teach First National Schools Forum?participants?had a clear ask of government -?education needs a long term strategy less subject to constantly changing politics.

The FED's?National Education Consultation Report 2022?showed us, as a result of a long term vision, strategy and plan, our education system will benefit from?greater stability,?policy collaboration,?a?pathway to meeting present and future needs?and?joined up policy-making to meet the needs of all learners.

We are delighted to announce that you can now register your interest to attend our third?National Education Summit - People, Place, Policy - Shaping our education system for a decade. Be the first to hear about when our bookings go live for this in person event at?Liverpool John Moores University.?Click here to register your interest.

Before then we would be delighted if you can join us at?BETT?where we will be discussing?Leading a climate change and sustainability strategy?(29th March at 2pm)?and?Rethinking the purpose of education with the OECD Human Flourishing Project?(30th March 12.20pm).

This week saw the celebration of the ninth?Annual Apprenticeship Conference,?Kirstie Donnelly MBE, CEO of City & Guilds and Headline Sponsor of the event said?'it’s our time to act now to reshape the system for the future. At best, the apprenticeship system needs some tweaks and at worst a complete overhaul.'We also want to thank members of our?Practitioners Council?who attended another consultation event?with the?OECD,?partners?Parentkind?and?Teach for All, seeking to understand?‘what does education need to be like for all learners to be able to flourish’.

Thank you all for your time and input into this important work.