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Education in a broken welfare state – the role schools play in supporting their communities
09 December 2024, 5:30 pm–7:00 pm
Without easy access to other support services, families increasingly turn to schools for help. In this panel discussion, researchers, practitioners and policymakers will debate the role schools already play in supporting their communities, and where investment needs to go to ensure our most vulnerable children and families thrive.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
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ESRC Education Research Programme
In many ways schools act as vital community hubs. Speeches from the Ministers in the new government suggest they recognise this. The panel will reflect on some of the ways in which policy initiatives might meet the challenges schools and their communities face.
About the Speakers
Alice Bradbury
at UCL
Anne Longfield CBE
at Centre for Young Lives
Jessica Deighton
at UCL and Anna Freud
Claire Neaves
at Reparative Futures of Education
Speakers
Alice Bradbury, UCL
Anne Longfield CBE, Centre for Young Lives
Jess Deighton, UCL and Anna Freud Centre
Claire Neaves, Reparative Futures of Education
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