• What We Do
Since 1989, Prisoners Education Trust has been providing learning opportunities for offenders in custody to broaden their horizons and to focus on a more positive life on release, whenever that may come.
• News
Celebrating 21 years of the Prisoners Education Trust.
As a plaque is unveiled at HMP Wandsworth, the Trust awards its 20,000th grant. The recipient, Keiron, writes about what it means to him.
Conference
"Lifelong Learning and Prisoners: The benefits of wider learning and the wider benefits of learning". May 27th 2010.
Conference Report.
Prisoners Education Trust Report
"Good Will and Good Fortune". Obstacles and opportunities for Level 2 learners in local jails. By Dr Anita Wilson. May 2010.
• Projects
Whilst Prisoners’ Education Trust’s primary focus remains with providing funding for distance learning courses, over time the Trust has developed other projects which tackle key areas of interest – young offenders and offender learning policy, research and reform.
Peer Mentoring for Distance Learners
Our mission
- To offer prisoners access to, and support for, the widest range of education and training opportunities.
- To promote to policy makers and the public the importance of offender education.
Our vision
Our vision is that every prisoner has the opportunity to benefit from education.
REPORT
"Brain Cells: Listening to prisoner learners".
Report from the Prisoners Education Trust, Inside Time and RBE Consultancy.
March 5th. 2009
Contact Us
Wandle House
Riverside Drive
Mitcham
Surrey CR4 4BU
Tel: 020 8648 7760
Fax: 020 8648 7762
Registered Charity No: 1084718
Company Limited by Guarantee No: 4132595