Student Success Formula

07/11/2022

25/02/2021

1 day to go until the Student Success Formula Summit! It will be taking place on Friday 26th February from 7pm. This free conference is set to be dynamic! Register now and share with any parents, students and community leaders & community organisations you are in contact with, especially those with an interest in improving education & the future prospects of our young people. *Link is in the bio*

We will explore the topic "How can we win the battle against the long-term impact of Covid-19 on the education of a generation"

Join us and our accomplished panel as we discuss & strategise what our communities can do to mitigate the potential negative long-term impact of the disruption to education, especially on students from disadvantaged backgrounds

23/02/2021

3 days to go until the Student Success Formula Summit! This free conference is set to be dynamic! Register now and share with any parents, students and community leaders & community organisations you are in contact with, especially those with an interest in improving education & the future prospects of our young people.

We will explore the topic "How can we win the battle against the long-term impact of Covid-19 on the education of a generation"

Join us and our accomplished panel as we discuss & strategise what our communities can do to mitigate the potential negative long-term impact of the disruption to education, especially on students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

22/02/2021

Don't miss the Student Success Formula Summit on Friday 26th February at 7pm, where you will hear from Josiah Elleston-Burrell and his mother Rhianne.

This young man has overcome multiple barriers to fulfil his dream of reading architecture at UCL: first the Ofqual, A Level Exam Grading fiasco of 2020, and after then the Teachers' Predicted grades.

His story was featured in the Guardian Newspaper on 18th February 2021. Search "The student and the algorithm: how the exam results fiasco threatened one pupil’s future" to read the full article.

Register for our FREE conference to hear him LIVE on Friday 26th Feb. Link in bio.

21/02/2021

Join us for our FREE online conference on Friday 26th February 2021 at 7pm.

The Student Success Formula Summit 2021 is a FREE online conference that will explore how our community can strategically mitigate the negative impact of Covid-19 on the education and future prospects of our young people.

Registration link is in our bio!

14/02/2021

We will be exploring the potential long-term impact of Covid-19 on the education and future prospects of a generation. Not only that, we will be identifying the role of our community in mitigating the negative outcomes strategically.

24/08/2020

I'm blown away that with 5 Days to go we have over 119 registrations!

This is set to be a rich, informative conference with amazing speakers.

The Student Success Formula Summer Summit 2020 will explore the topic “Breaking barriers of inequality within the UK education system” and we will identify strategies that parents and students can use to overcome educational inequalities affecting students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

We will:
•Have a panel discussion involving teachers, academics, doctors, students and an education & parent coach;
•Listen to inspiring case studies;
•Engage in a thought-provoking Q&A session
This is one conference with three sessions.
We will discuss a variety of sub-topics whilst addressing the overarching topic of educational inequality.

Session One – 5pm-6pm:
•Racial and socio-economic inequalities in education and attainment gaps
•Social mobility and university access
•Representation and access of black people in education and academia

Session Two – 6pm-7pm:
•The impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on students from disadvantaged backgrounds
•Failures in the handling of the 2020 A Level and GCSE results

Session Three – 7pm-8pm:
•Study skills and Learning techniques
•Academic achievement in science and STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)
•Representation and access of black people in academia, scientific research, and STEM careers.

This event is aimed at:
•Parents of students aged 10-19;
•Students aged 14-19; and
•Stakeholders in education such as teachers, headteachers and assistant headteachers, community groups and community leaders working with young people etc.

Spaces are limited so register quickly to secure your place!

Register via Eventbrite using this link: https://bit.ly/2Eqjqfe
(Link in bio)

Also, please share with anyone who you feel will benefit from this free conference.