Freedom to Learn

In this episode, headteacher Mark Pritchard takes questions from students on how they can go about raising issues in their schools, and be influential in making change happen. How can students and hea...

23 Nov 202059min

How can University research contribute to radical changemaking in education? Listen in to this episode for an audience led discussion on how academic research can fuel the movement for liberated learn...

23 Nov 20201h 26min

Addressing the need to examine the whole educational ecosystem, with Nia Richards. To develop expansive and creative opportunities in education, we need to consider wider issues. In this episode, Nia...

23 Nov 20201h

Olly Newton spent 10 years in the Department for Education working on policies including 14-19 Diplomas, schools, raising the participation age, traineeships and apprenticeships. He now runs independe...

23 Nov 202057min

Exploring examples of mutual aid practiced in both formal and informal education, with Katie Shaw @sewdarngood. More information: Mutual Aid is a practice associated with Social Anarchism, where parti...

23 Nov 202047min

In this panel discussion, hosted by Hannah Wilson, educators who are driving change in the grassroots space discuss how the systems and structures in schools need to change. How can schools become mo...

16 Nov 202058min

Axe and Sarah share from their personal experiences the unique skills, talents and advantages their neurodiversities brings to their lives. As an adult who was diagnosed with ADHD at 35, Alexie Staffe...

16 Nov 20201h 58min

Is there a way for schools to become anti-racist? Or is racism too deeply ingrained in the Education System? Not a Trend, a youth-led organisation, hosted a panel discussion at this year's Freedom to...

16 Nov 20201h 41min