The Sunday Times
Festival of Education
2013
Festival of Education
2013
For Parents. For Teachers. For Students. For All.
Come and help change the future of education
Debates. Workshops. Activities. Fun. Learning. Conversation. Film. Music.
- Teachers & Professionals
- The Festival is the place to hear from and debate with key individuals including the Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector and Head of Ofsted, Michael Wilshaw and Shadow Education Minister for Young People Tristram Hunt. Hear from many more top name speakers too
- Parents & Students
- Everything you need to know about social media Including a session on Facebook privacy, by Facebook Calmer, happier parentingOxford & Cambridge explainedThe trouble with boysExploring the teenage brain and mind Maths for parentsHelping your child with spellingHow to help your child choose the right career
- Activities & Workshops
- Bring your class to participate in the Science of Diving, Comedy Club 4 Kids, the Paul Rankin Bake Off competition, a Visual Effects Studio, and get up close with creepy crawlies with Blue Peter regular, The Blowfish, and much more!
Some of our high profile speakers include

Tristram Hunt
Member of Parliament (Labour Party) appointed a Shadow Education Minister, with responsibilities for young people, careers and junior apprenticeships
John Lloyd
British television producer, and writer best known for originating the comedy television programmes Not the Nine O’Clock News, Spitting Image, Blackadder, and QI
“The Festival of Education is the Hay-on-Wye of education”
Michael Wilshaw
Sir Michael Wilshaw is currently Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector at Ofsted. Previously he was Executive Principal of Mossbourne Community Academy
Ben Hammersley
British writer and technologist, specializing in the effects of the internet and the ubiquitous digital network on the worldʼs political, cultural and social
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