Presentation Overview The Educational Colloquium was founded by Professor Stanley Nisbet in 1954 as a forum to encourage discourse on all aspects of education. Such was its success that it quickly attracted speakers and contributors of the highest calibre from the educational sphere. Membership has since expanded to include anyone with an interest in education.
Presentation Overview Join the Health and Wellbeing Research in Education Network (HREN) and Poverty and Education Network for an interactive online seminar exploring community partnerships to support schools. Key Speakers: Amanda Corrigan, University of Strathclyde Mark Breslin, University of Glasgow Date: Wednesday, 25th March 2026 Time: 5:00–6:15 pm Location: Online Teams Organisers: Health and Wellbeing Research in Education Network
Presentation Overview Be part of an online conversation as these leading networks come together to share insights, spark new ideas, and shape the path forward. This is your chance to engage with experts and contribute to the evolving landscape of Social Justice. Join us for a truly inspiring experience! Key Speakers: Poverty and Education Network (SERA): (Presenter:
Understanding learners and learning: poverty and inclusion 31 May 2022, 10am-12:30pm Building on the success of our first dedicated ITE event in 2021, the Scottish Educational Research Association (SERA) are delighted to collaborate with the Scottish Council of Deans of Education (SCDE) to host a second event on the theme of Poverty and Inclusion. Beginning
Highlighting Recent Research into Poverty and Education The SERA Poverty and Education Network is presenting resents two events that highlight some of the current research being conducted by network members on the impact of poverty on education in Scotland. Both events will provide short inputs from four speakers to initiate discussion. The details of the
Poverty and Education Network event: Highlighting recent research into poverty and education The SERA Poverty and Education Network Presents two events that highlight some of the current research being conducted by network members on the impact of poverty on education in Scotland. Both events will provide short inputs from four speakers to initiate discussion. Date:
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