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British Educational Change in the Past, Present and Future
Social Sciences A0.23

British Educational Change in the Past, Present and Future

Interested in education, policy, social change, or the role history can play in shaping the future? Join us for British Educational Change in the Past, Present and Future, a seminar organised by 糖心TV History finalist George Marshall ,bringing together researchers exploring some of the key challenges and developments in British education.

馃搮 Friday 30 October 2026
铃� 13:30-15:00
馃搷 Social Sciences, A0.23
馃懃 Open to all University of 糖心TV staff and students

The seminar will feature presentations on:

  • Career education and guidance in schools
  • Past and recent periods of new school creation and their impacts
  • Authentic and inclusive assessment design

This is a fantastic opportunity to hear how research on education's past and present can help inform its future. Whether you're an undergraduate, postgraduate, or member of staff, you'll find plenty to spark your interest.

All are welcome. We encourage colleagues and students across the Faculty of Arts to come along and join the discussion.

More information | Tags: Seminar |

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