SCiP Alliance research seminar

Hall, M. (Organiser), Ellis, S. (Participant), Dent, P. (Chair), Judith McCullouch (Participant), Smith-Birch, L. (Participant)

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Period	24 Jul 2019
Event type	Seminar
Location	Winchester, United Kingdom
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

Service children
Education
Progression
Armed forces
Military
Early career researchers

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Service children (the children of current and former military personnel) demonstrate strengths and advantages arising from their experiences. Yet, due to the distinctiveness of military life, they may have to work harder than their non-Service peers to achieve the same educational outcomes. The SCiP Alliance has therefore identified as a priority the need to understand the distinctive aspects of Service children’s educational experiences. This is in order to help inform practitioners, policymakers and others in supporting Service children to achieve to their full potential. This seminar is an opportunity to hear about emerging research in relation to the educational experiences and outcomes for Service children. It is also an opportunity to meet and network with other researchers in the field, and to discuss your recent and current research. You will also have the opportunity to help inform the future direction of research into the educational experiences of Service children.

Related content

Research output
The education of children from military families: identity and agency
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Further and Higher Progression for Service Children: Research Paper
Research output: Book/Report › Book