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Happy Birthday Open University

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So today is the Open University's 40th Birthday. Since 1969 over 2 million people have been educated through the OU and it's now the UK's largest university with 200,000 students each year.<>It was also one of the most radical educational ideas of the 20th Century and, although Harold Wilson took t</>... more

ESSA launches Manifesto 4 Change

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ESSA, the English Secondary Students Association has launched a video competition for young people to create three-minute films about how education could be changed for the better.  ESSA are … more

Work experience isn't working

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Work experience isn't workingread more more

Innovation in Education conference – 9th November

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by Claire McEneaneyWe are really excited about how things are shaping up for our joint conference with EducationGuardian! We have managed to secure a number of really great speakers and some truly inspiring case studies for the workshops.<>The conference looks at  how and why innovation is imperati</>... more

10 Downing Street

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by Matthew HorneI spent Thursday morning in Downing Street at the launch of Power in People’s Hands: learning from the worlds best public services.The report is a good catalogue of interesting practice from the around the world.<>Most disappointing was their strategy for generating innovation in ou</>... more

Come and teach in a tree!

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If you go down to the park this summer, you might get a big surprise - at least if it's Regents Park in London.<>A pair of large treehouses and a surrounding village have appeared beside the boating lake. The Treehouse Gallery is the work of some of the artists who organised the <>Temporary School of</></>... more

More speakers added!

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by Claire McEneaney More speakers have been added for our Innovation in Education conference, as well as some really exciting case studies. You can view a full list of speakers, as well as the programme as it stands. more

Spirit level

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by Matthew Horne<>Richard Wilkinson argues in this book that inequality in income lies behind most of the social ills in the broken society thesis. Unequal countries (UK, US, Oz, NZ) do much worse on every social problem than more equal countries <>(Nordic countries, Japan, France, Germany). The char</></>... more