Evaluating the Future of the UK’s Education System
How will families keep in touch in 2025? Will we still be doing the school run? Will everyone have a twin in 18 years’ time? Will average life expectancy be 130 by 2025? Thinking about the future throws up myriad questions.
As society and technology continue to evolve at rapid rates, the answers will have far-reaching consequences for education. The Beyond Current Horizons programme aims to look beyond 2025 in order to equip education to prepare for and respond to these changes.
New finding: Educators & Young People event report
A full report from the Educators and Young People workshop on the future of education, held in January 2008 at Birmingham Science Centre.
Consultation tool: Power League
Vote in a special edition of Power League: What will education be for in 20 years’ time? What does this mean for how it should be delivered?
Programme update: five research challenges
The Expert Advisory Group has recommended a set of five research challenges to the programme, to act as organising principles/themes.
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Public asked to vote on educational challenges of the future
Anyone with an interest in education welcome to offer their views.
Minister for Schools announces Beyond Current Horizons programme
Read the BETT08 opening address from Jim Knight in full.
Press statement: Beyond Current Horizons
Press statement on Beyond Current Horizons programme issued at BETT08
