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YSG members share their reflections on the governments social media ban for under 16s.

Reflections and learnings from our AI in Education Working Group over the last few months.

Our Head of Policy Insights shares reflections on the recent local elections, the move towards devolution and what this all means for those of us working towards educational equity.

Our Annual Membership Update launches next week - here’s what to expect.

FEA response to the recent Milburn Review, an ongoing, independent inquiry led by former Cabinet Minister Alan Milburn that investigates why nearly one million young people (ages 16–24) in the UK are Not in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET).

Guest author, Julie Taylor, Education Lead at The Children’s Literacy Project shares her reflections from the Literacy Link’s recent Annual Gathering.

We’ve brought each of our three Collaboration Partnerships – in Liverpool City Region, South Yorkshire and West Midlands - together to start developing their Theory of Change: a shared understanding of what change they want to see, what it will take to get there, and how they’ll work together to make it happen.

The government’s ambition to reform the SEND system is welcome - especially its emphasis on early intervention, whole-school inclusion and better partnership with families. There are though areas in which the proposals could go further to ensure that they actively promote educational equity and are given the best chance to work successfully in practice. This blog summarises the five things government can do now to get this right.  

Highlights from our inaugural place-based Network retreat, bringing together a group of system leaders from Mayoral Strategic Authorities (MSAs) and the Greater London Authority.

Announcing our new Chair of Trustees, Liz Robinson.