events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: What does a coherent data, technology and AI strategy need to look like in the context of curriculum reform? by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: How support for children with SEND in the early years is key to improving child outcomes, family wellbeing and system costs by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Untapped potential – making vocational qualifications work at 14 to 16 by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Building a trust-led system that works for all – what is needed from schools’ policy? by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference Reception: Supporting the education system to deliver positive outcomes for young people by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference Reception: Skills for the future by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Preparing young people for a digital world: what the evidence tells us by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Why maths education is key to breaking down barriers to opportunity by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Education for all – how can mainstream inclusion work for disabled children? by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: How can education reforms be delivered in a way that is sustainable for the teaching workforce? by Education Policy Institute
events 4th September 2026 Labour Party Conference: Transforming outcomes by 2040 – how can education policy improve the life chances of persistently disadvantaged pupils? by Education Policy Institute
comment 28th July 2026 EPI comment on the Prime Minister’s proposed education reforms by Education Policy Institute
