Veterans’ Foundation grant helps 34 people in prison to study
PET has been able to provide courses to 34 veterans in prison thanks to a three-year grant from the Veterans’ Foundation.
We feature the latest news about our work and share views from our staff and other prison education experts.
Over 40 army veterans start courses thanks to ABF The Soldiers’ Charity
Thanks to ongoing support from ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, 41 army veterans in prison have started distance learning courses since July 2022.
Meet the Delivery team at PET
In 2022, PET’s Delivery team gave information, advice and guidance over 3,500 times to current and potential learners. It’s time to meet them!
Getting the new prison education contracts right
The Ministry of Justice will soon begin the bidding process for prison education provision. Here is what we know about the contracts so far.
PET Course Prospectus: share your views
PET want to ensure that the content of our next prospectus is helpful to people in prison. Your views will help us make sure we get it right!
Making education work for Romany Gypsies and Irish Travellers in prison
The new Available but not Accessible report looks at the barriers to purposeful activities in prison for Romany Gypsies and Irish Travellers.
2022’s top distance learning courses in prison
1,375 learners started a course with PET in prison last year. Find out which courses were a hit with our learners.
Run the Royal Parks Half Marathon for PET
Run for Prisoners’ Education Trust (PET) in London this October to give people in prison the chance to transform their lives with education.
Understaffed and underfunded: the impact of staff shortages on prison education
The new HM Inspectorate of Prisons inspection report reveals how staff shortages are affecting education in prison.
PET Creative Competition winners announced
We are delighted to announce the five winners of PET’s Creative Competition, whose entries shine a light on how education has helped them in prison.