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News
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Transforming Rehabilitation: How to measure its effectiveness
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'Rehabilitation must be meaningful not imagined’, conference finds
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Lord Woolf: ‘Let’s take the politics out of prisons’
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GE2015: Parties' pledges on prison education
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Blog: Join up education and employment services
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Coates: Education should be “at the heart” of prisons
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Hardwick tells prison reformers to “seize the day” at time of change
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Prison charities give top marks to education review
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The real work starts here: moving forward after Coates
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Warehouses or greenhouses? Unlocking potential in England and Scotland
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PET, PLA urge Truss to continue reforms
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Truss Issues
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Truss before the Justice Committee: three lessons
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Wandsworth governor: I’ll consider yoga, scaffolding and a tattoo parlour in my prison
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PET welcomes Taylor recommendations on youth justice
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OLASS shakeup: a quiet victory for the PLA
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In youth justice reform, the government is sidestepping a local route to transformation
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Coates: One Year On
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Why The New Justice Secretary Needs To Care About Prison Education
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TV roundtable: can education help address violence?
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10 things we know (and 10 we don’t) about changes to prison education
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Things we know, and things we don’t: an update on the new education contracts
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MoJ: the expectations and options behind governor commissioning
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'Greenhouses not Warehouses': PLA launches new commissioning guide for governors
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Cuts to careers services in prisons: what we know
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PET Annual Lecture: Introducing our speakers
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Working it out: Does the new education and employment strategy add up?
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Introducing PET’s new Head of Policy
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"I want education closer to the heart of prisons": An interview with the MoJ's Deputy Director of Education
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Should prison education be different for women?
Events
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Academic Symposium 2016
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PET's Annual Lecture: Dame Sally Coates: Leading learning: lessons from school leadership for our prisons
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PLA Conference and Awards 2018
Press releases
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A4e to stop delivering education in London prisons
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Charity says: “Prison books ban is nuts”
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PLA welcomes new report about prison teachers
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PET responds to Justice Committee report: "rehabilitation starts in custody"
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New research: Education reduces reoffending
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Why learning matters for young adults: MoJ consultation response
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PLA says Ofsted’s findings on prisons must act as a “wake-up call” to Government
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Open letter tells Chris Grayling to get smart about rehabilitation reform
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Charities say computers can transform prisoner rehabilitation
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“Unacceptable for prisoners to be locked up all day when they could be learning”, says charity in response to HMIP report
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To stop reoffending, learning must be a priority
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Olympics legacy for sports rehabilitation in prisons is being wasted
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Restricted regimes and overcrowding impact education finds HMIP report
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PLA tells Parliament prisons need 'smart rehabilitation'
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Press Release: Justice report calls for greater focus on what works
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Prison charities give top marks to education review
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For the sake of prison education, Gove must “stay involved” in Justice
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"Don't abandon prison reform" - prison charities tell Truss
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Government must improve education for young people in custody
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Truss White Paper welcome answer to "chronic underinvestment" in prisons, but attention to more than basic skills needed
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Prisoner Learning Alliance appoints new Chair, Professor Tom Schuller
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PLA calls for new Prisons Minister to explain the termination of contracts to provide careers advice to prisoners
Stories
Case studies
Resources
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PET response to Secure Colleges and the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill
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PLA response to Education Select Committee inquiry on underachievement in education by white working class children
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PET/PLA response to Justice Select Committee inquiry: Crime reduction policies: A coordinated response?
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PET consultation response to Transforming Management of Young Adults in Custody
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PET consultation response to Transforming Youth Custody: Putting education at the heart of detention
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PET consultation response to Transforming Rehabilitation
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PET/PLA response to Education Select Committee inquiry: Ofsted Further Education and Skills Report 2012-2013
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PET and PLA consultation response to the future development of Advanced Learning Loans
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Never too old to learn; a response to the Justice Select Committee inquiry into older prisoners
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Smart Rehabilitation: Learning how to get better outcomes
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Building on sand: Why expanding the prison estate is not the way to 'secure the future.'
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Community sentencing: Reducing reoffending, changing lives
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Crime reduction factsheet: How can we reduce reoffending by known criminals - The Overseas Evidence.
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Critical thinking about the uses of research
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Less Crime, Lower Costs: Implementing effective early crime reduction programmes in England and Wales
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Offender Assessment System and Offender Group Reconviction Scale: Research Summaries.
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Crime and Lifelong Learning: Inquiry into the Future of Lifelong Learning thematic paper 5
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The Learning Prison
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Meeting Needs? The Offender Learning and Skills Service Forty-Seventh Report of Session 2007-08
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The Future of Prison Education Contracts: Delivering Better Outcomes
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Unlocking Potential- A review of education in prison
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What is Prison Education for? A theory of change exploring the value of learning in prison
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Beyond Bars: Maximising the Voluntary Sector's Contribution in Criminal Justice
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Prisons: planning and policies
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Prison Reform Trust: Inside Out
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Justice Committee - First Report Crime reduction policies: a co-ordinated approach?
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Furhter Education - Further Development of Loans: Expanding and Simplifying the Program