Author: FE Week Reporter

Sir David Bell addressed the education sector on the history of reform at the British Library yesterday. The vice chancellor of the University of Reading, speaking at a lecture organised by Tribal, was introduced as “one of the most influential educators of his generation”. The underlining theme of Sir David’s speech on education reform was the inevitable […]

Follow the adventures of FE Week’s biggest and smallest fan! Mostly this week I have been cooling down with an ice lolly” And also you can follow our FE Week mini-mascot on Twitter @daniellinford

Follow the adventures of FE Week’s biggest and smallest fan! Mostly this week I have been driving the barrel bug ride at the Eastern Farm Park in Suffolk” And also you can follow our FE Week mini-mascot on Twitter @daniellinford

Follow the adventures of FE Week’s biggest and smallest fan! Mostly this week I have been  splashing around in Greenwich” And also you can follow our FE Week mini-mascot on Twitter @daniellinford

Follow the adventures of FE Week’s biggest and smallest fan! Mostly this week I have been cutting grass” And also you can follow our FE Week mini-mascot on Twitter @daniellinford

Follow the adventures of FE Week’s biggest and smallest fan! Mostly this week I have been making sandcastles in Scotland” And also you can follow our FE Week mini-mascot on Twitter @daniellinford

Governing boards were a central topic of the conference, an area described by the Women’s Leadership Network (WLN) as particularly challenging. Using data from the Association of Colleges, the WLN has found that only 17 per cent of chairs on governing boards are female. Currently, the total percentage of women on boards is unknown, as […]