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ALT A graphic with a purple background, with the words "Festival of Debate" in the top right, and in the bottom left the words "Festival of Debate returns. 22 April – 30 May"
ALT A job advertisement by Teach the Future with bold text saying 'We Are Hiring' in red and black. The position is for a Campaign Organiser, working 7 hours a week at £12.60 per hour, until 27 July 2025. Responsibilities include creating social media content, organising online and in-person events, engaging with policymakers, keeping supporters updated, coordinating and supporting volunteers, and writing reports. The deadline for applications is 11:59 PM on 5 January 2025. Applicants must be based in the UK and can apply at www.sos-uk.org/jobs. The poster features a group photo of smiling individuals at an event and uses a red, black, and white colour scheme with bold graphics.
ALT We're supporting the Youth Shadow Review. Youth voices are central in shaping the future of education.
ALT Aims: Broad and diverse representation of children and youth voices across England Fun and inclusive ways for children and youth to share their perspectives on education A vision for education that is bold, ambitious, and fit for the challenges we face today and in the future Constructive and positive engagement with the official Panel to ensure youth voices are heard and feed into the Government Review
ALT call for evidence: 2nd December - 12th January. www.shadowpanel.uk
ALT Meet the Chair: “I am proud to lead the Shadow Curriculum and Assessment Review. Students know firsthand what does and doesn’t work in the current curriculum, having been taught it so recently. We know that meaningful inclusion of youth voice is essential to the quality and legitimacy of the government’s review and this Shadow Review is the perfect avenue to lay out students’ and young people’s visions of what a truly liberated, inclusive and innovative curriculum could and should look like.” Amira Campbell, President of NUS
ALT Decorative image with text promoting the webinar. Find out more about our Tracked Changes AS and A-level Economics curriculum review for sustainability and how schools can use it at our upcoming webinar.
ALT We are looking for teachers to help ensure young people get the chance to contribute to changing the national curriculum: www.shadowpanel.uk 2 December - 12 January