Education for all? A new school of thought
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Presenter Elizabeth Alker chats about the challenges facing education in the UK The Co-operative College's Principal and CEO, Cilla Ross, and poet and performer David Scott AKA ARGH KiD. The episode also features an interview with the Principal of Leeds Co-op Academy, Jonny Mitchell – who also featured in TV series 'Educating Yorkshire' – and students from the school. A transcript of the episode is available here: https://www.uk.coop/resources/more-than-a-shop
Subscribe to future episodes wherever you get your podcasts or find out about the More Than a Shop podcast at morethanashop.coop.
Special thanks to:
- The Co-operative College: www.co-op.ac.uk
- ARGH KiD: www.arghkid.com
- Leeds Co-op Academy: leeds.coopacademies.co.uk
More Than a Shop is a collaboration between Co‑operatives UK, The Co‑op, Co‑op News, The Co-operative College and The Co‑operative Heritage Trust.
The series is presented by Elizabeth Alker. It is produced by Geoff Bird on behalf of Sparklab Productions.
Please note: The More Than a Shop series was recorded before the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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