Diana Osagie speaking for the 150th Anniversary of State Education

The Foundation for Education Development are delighted to share the recording the reception to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England, with the awards for the ‘150 years – 150 words’ poetry competition, with the theme of ‘Looking Back – Moving Forward’ with alongside the City of London and the Chartered College of […]
Sir Michael Barber speaking for the 150th Anniversary of State Education

The Foundation for Education Development are delighted to share the recording the reception to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England, with the awards for the ‘150 years – 150 words’ poetry competition, with the theme of ‘Looking Back – Moving Forward’ with alongside the City of London and the Chartered College of […]
Download the programme! A reception to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England

The Foundation for Education Development are delighted to host, alongside the City of London and the Chartered College of Teaching, a reception to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England, with the awards for the ‘150 years – 150 words’ poetry competition, with the theme of ‘Looking Back – Moving Forward’. Download the […]
1988-2021: How Seventeen Secretaries of State for Education, through Thirty Years of Constant Change, Enabled the System to Improve’ by Sir Michael Barber and Patrick Law.

The Foundation for Education Development are delighted to host, alongside the City of London and the Chartered College of Teaching, a reception to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of State Education in England, with the awards for the ‘150 years – 150 words’ poetry competition, with the theme of ‘Looking Back – Moving Forward’. As we […]
Delivering, Commissioning or Partnering: Education Policy Beyond the School Gates

In Part 1 of this series I explained why the future of education policy can’t be all about schools. Unfortunately, what I’m less sure about is what that insight might mean in practice. What I can do though, is set out some options for what it could look like. For now, I think there are […]
‘Working with existing buildings is complex’ – by Elyse Howell-Price

As we move into the second year of our work at the Foundation for Education Development (FED) and following the launch of the FED National Education Consultation Report, we hosted a roundtable discussion seeking to answer the theme ‘Sustainability in education – creating greener schools and colleges.’ We asked Elyse Howell-Price to write a thinkpiece […]