About the Society for Educational Studies
The Society for Educational Studies (SES), established in 1951, is one of the leading societies for the advancement of scholarship, debate, and research in Educational Studies in the United Kingdom. It brings together students, teachers, academics, and researchers together with policy makers and analysts in one comprehensive organization. It exists to support the quality and status of research and scholarship in Educational Studies; sponsor the world class publication British Journal of Educational Studies; encourage debate and discussion, especially on policy issues; and act as a public voice for Educational Studies, particularly in responding to critical attacks upon the quality and integrity of the field.
The aims of the Society
The aims of the Society are to discuss and promote study and research in Education by:
- Ensuring the quality and status of research and scholarship in Educational Studies
- Encouraging debate and discussion especially on educational policy issues
- Acting as a public voice for Educational Studies especially in responding to critical attacks on the quality and integrity of the field
- Recognising distinction in the field of Educational Studies by the award of 'Fellow of the Society for Educational Studies' - FSES
- Sponsoring the world-class publication - the British Journal of Educational Studies as a vehicle to promote the above aims.
Chair:
Professor Jon Davison
Canterbury Christ Church University
E-mail: jon.davison@canterbury.ac.uk
Vice Chair:
Dr Ghazala Bhatti
University of Southampton
E-mail: G.Bhatti@soton.ac.uk
Honorary Treasurer:
Professor Gaynor Attwood
University of the West of England
E-mail: Gaynor.Attwood@uwe.ac.uk
Honorary Secretary (Acting):
Professor Ian Davies
University of York
Email: id5@york.ac.uk
Members of the Executive Body:
Professor John Annette
Professor James Arthur (Editor, British Journal of Educational Studies)
Professor Gaynor Attwood (Honorary Treasurer)
Dr Ghazala Bhatti (Vice Chair)
Professor Paul Connolly
Professor Paul Croll (Editor, British Journal of Educational Studies)
Professor Ian Davies (Honorary Secretary)
Professor Jon Davison (Chair)
Professor Karen Evans
Dr Simon Lygo-Baker
Professor Gill Nicholls
Professor Leni Oglesby
Dr Sue Rogers
Professor Christine Skelton
Dr Michael Waring
