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Society for Educational Studies Seminar Series 2013

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Book Prize 2012

The Society is delighted to announce the following Book Prizes have been awarded for the best education books published in 2011:

1st prize (£2000)
Radical Education and the Common School Michael Fielding and Peter Moss

2nd prize (£1000)
The Invention of the Secondary Curriculum John White

Highly commended (£500)
i) Beyond the school gates Coleen Cummings, Alan Dyson and Liz Todd

ii) White middle class identities and urban schooling Diane Reay, Gill Crozier and David James

• Full details of the winning books and details of how to enter books for the 2013 Book Prize click here

2012 Fellowships of the Society for Educational Studies

The Society is pleased to announce the award of two 2012 Fellowships of the Society to Professor Pamela Munn, University of Edinburgh and to the former Director of the Institute of Education, University of London, Professor Geoffrey Whitty, University of Bath for their outstanding contributions to the field of Educational Studies.

• For further information about the new Fellows of The SES click here

Small grants

The Society for Educational Studies offers small grants of up to £10,000. Applicants must be working in the field of Education and will be asked to become members of the SES if they are not already members. Read more.