Education – Whose business is it?
The FED are keen to work across sectors and in partnership with all those concerned with the future of education in this country. London First is one of the most significant organisations in London to facilitate dialogue between central and local government and the business community. A recent FED / London First round table event featuring Baroness […]
Further Thoughts on the FED Round Tables
In this blog, Neil Birch reflects on the lessons he gained from participating in FED’s virtual roundtables in June. Neil has many roles, including Chair of the National Board of the Schools Cooperative Society and Cooperative Schools Network, the Executive Headteacher of The Beacon Folkestone, Lead Professional of KsENT, (Kent SEN Trust), a cooperative trust […]
FED150 – Education and Lifelong Learning
The FED exists to promote a long-term vision and plan for education in England. In the spirit of partnership, we provide a neutral space for policy influencers from education, business, politics and beyond to shape the future. Only through long term planning, can we fully empower future generations and unlock the country’s potential. This increasingly […]
How one attendee sees the benefits of attending FED round table consultations
In this blog Dr Ann Limb CBE DL Chair of the UK Innovation Corridor reflects on the lessons she gained from participating in FED’s virtual roundtables in June. 7 The FED are now offering the opportunity to attend series 2 of our roundtable discussions. From next week we will be running events (Tuesdays at 10) […]
FED150 – Ten characters who shaped a school system
As we Launch a year of celebration to mark the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England with a theme of ‘Looking Back – Moving Forward’, FED are delighted to publish a remarkable look back at some of the key figures who have influenced our education system, downloadable here. Our Launch event on September 14th […]