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History of the Campaign for Learning
1996 |
The Campaign for Learning begins as a RSA project | |
1997 |
The Campaign for Learning becomes an independent charity | |
1998 |
Publishes seminal Mori survey into Attitudes to Learning reveals family and work as critical elements in stimulating learning Launch of first Family Learning Day | |
1999 |
First Learning at Work Day co-ordinated by Campaign for Learning as part of Adult Learners' Week Publication of Understanding Barriers to Learning - a summary of focus group research. Early educational experiences identified as important element for motivation for learning in later life. BT Reading Challenge launched | |
2000 |
A manifesto for Family Learning published | |
2001 |
The Quiet Revolution: the rise of the learning rep published in partnership with the TUC Reading Families Millennium Award Scheme launched offering funding for community reading projects Launch of National Family Learning Network | |
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Making Learning Work extensive research programme looking at ‘what works’ in promoting learning in the workplace | |
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Re: evolution project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund launched working with young people at risk of homelessness and museums and galleries | |
2004 |
First annual Families for our Times conference in partnership with BBC Children of our Time team Family Learning Weekend becomes Family Learning Week | |
2005 |
Family Fusion project begins supporting voluntary and community organisations to develop family learning delivery | |
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2007 |
Launch of the National Workplace Learning Network 10th Anniversary of the independent charity, the Campaign for Learning | |
2008 |
State of the Nation Survey: 10 years on from the seminal Attitudes to Learning MORI poll, the Campaign for Learning re-ran the poll to determine whether attitudes had changed. | |
2009 |
10th Anniversary of National Learning at Work Day Family Learning Week becomes the Family Learning Festival and links up with the Learning Revolution |
