Come and visit us this winter… It might be cold outside but don’t let that stop you visiting us this winter! If you’re considering starting an undergraduate course here in 2018, why not sign up to one of our campus tours taking place during December and January and find out more about what it’s like…
International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) exhibition ‘Silent Books’ will be available in the School of Education Curriculum Centre from Monday 6 – Thursday 16 November 2017. Head over to the Curriculum Centre blog to find out more.
The Education Research Centre and School of Education present: Supporting the participation and empowerment of (marginalised) young people using action research With Barry Percy Smith Wednesday 22 November, 1pm Mayfield building, room 129 All welcome For further details please click here.
The Education Research Centre and School of Education present: Habitus as foregrounded history: theorising the affective in the social formation of embodied practice With Sarah Leaney Friday 13 October, 12.30pm – 1.30pm A501 All welcome. for further details click here.
The Education Research Centre and School of Education present: School cultures of teacher learning and the cultivation of ecologies for innovation With Professor Dave Pedder Thursday 12th October, 12.30pm – 1.30pm Checkland Building, Room C122 All welcome. For further details please click here.
Thinking about studying education and teaching at university next year? Come along to our next Falmer Campus open day on Saturday 4 November. Open days are a great way to find out about your chosen subject and talk to our staff and current students. You will also be able to explore the campus and facilities available…
Good luck to everyone receiving A-Level results tomorrow! If your exams have gone differently from the way you expected, or you have had a change of heart about the course you want to do then Clearing can be a great way to start that journey.
The School of Education are thrilled to announce that our Education BA(Hons) course has scored 100% overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2017. It has also scored above the sector average on all the other main NSS questions.
Congratulations to students, Rosie Heweston, Sheryl Howard and Stacey Hunter on winning the School of Education’s Walker-May Literature Prize 2016-17. The award is given to students studying Primary Education BA(Hons) with QTS routes who have demonstrated particular merit in Literature as evidenced by: performance in all children’s and adult literature modules reading journals/performances/ICT work/presentations relating…
Congratulations to students, Jegasaini Kumaradaven and Bethanie Ruston on recently winning the Routledge Prize for 2017. The Routledge Prize is awarded to School of Education students who, throughout their three years of studying our Primary Education BA (Hons) with QTS routes have demonstrated: outstanding qualities in primary teaching commitment to all aspects of the course…
