Suffolk schools industry project

Abstract

In 1986 Minister of Education, Kenneth Baker, threw down the gauntlet to all involved in British industry, commerce and education, challenging their spirit of enterprise. Schemes were invited, designed to break down existing barriers between schools and local industry. Suffolk County Council effectively picked up the gauntlet and instigated a scheme which is now both unique and extremely successful. It is likely to be the forerunner of many such schemes up and down the country.

Citation

(1989), "Suffolk schools industry project", Education + Training, Vol. 31 No. 2. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb055145