Across England and Wales, people from minority ethnic backgrounds are breaking through barriers. More students from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds are achieving in school and going to university. The Lammy Review looks at the over representation of … Read More
A research from UK Government indicate that the implementation of the digital technologies seems to have had a positive impact on prisoners and staff Bringing together the key findings from the research, overall, the implementation of the digital technologies seems … Read More
Article from Klasbak’s Website (Belgium) – Look back on distance learning See also first article on EPEA-Website https://www.epea.org/operation-distance-learning-in-the-prisons-of-turnhout-merksplas-and-wortel-northeast-of-flanders/ Operation distance learning in three Kempen prisons; a look back Covid-19 caused us to go into lockdown en masse the last few … Read More
By: Ana Ferrando, Teacher at CVO Edukempen, and Bieke Deloof, Coordinator Klasbak The Covid-19 virus and the related measures have so far kept everyone pretty much at home. In the meantime, we are in a kind of transitional phase where … Read More
Automatic translation with Google EPEA Branch Klasbak spoke to actor Andy Van Kerschaver about drama workshops in the prison of Beveren Klasbak spoke to Andy Van Kerschaver. Actor, actor, teacher and a Shakespeare lover with a heart for people in … Read More
By Claire M. O’Connell The Irish Prison Education Association (IPEA) committee were delighted to host their first webinar in April. IPEA members and prison education teachers from across the country were invited to take part and connect with each other … Read More