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CENTRE FOR COMMONWEALTH EDUCATION

The Centre for Commonwealth Education within the Faculty of Education receives significant funding from the Commonwealth Education Trust. The Commonwealth Education Trust and the University have established the Centre within the Faculty to make a vibrant and long term contribution to primary and secondary education, and to initial and continuing teacher education, throughout the Commonwealth.

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Funding opportunity:
Reciprocal Visiting Scholar Fellowships

CCE Seminar Series:
Link to CCE Seminar Podcasts

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Forthcoming:

Improving Primary Teacher Education: A Malawi Case: Terry Allsop (26 June, 17:15)

Title tbc: John Williamson, University of Tasmania (10 July, 17:15)

Title tbc: Sharon Phillip, The University of the West Indies, Trinidad (24 July, 17:15)

Further details available via seminars page

Terry Allsop seminar flyer

CCE Initiatives

See our Initiatives page, or click on the images below to visit individual project pages:

ANTSIT project (Zambia) ASKAIDS Caribbean Poetry Project South African Poetry Project (ZAPP)
Gender in the Caribbean Gender and Education in Eastern Africa Leadership for Learning in Ghanaian Basic Schools Commonwealth Intercultural Arts Network
ICT in East African Schools OER4schools Pedagogy

CCE Seminars and podcasts:

Podcasts of CCE seminars are available via the University of Cambridge Streaming Media Service. (click on the images below to view some recent examples)

Bob Moon seminar Adrienne Alton-Lee seminar


'The Power of Caribbean Poetry - Word and Sound'

Poetry Conference - 20-22 Sept 2012 - Speakers

The Caribbean Poetry Project conference, held at Homerton College 20-22 September, was hugely successful drawing participants from fifteen countries around the world and bringing together an historic combination of poets and speakers.  The conference combined keynote lectures, academic papers, poetry readings and included a final day with workshops and a special focus on teaching for practitioners.  Click on the image to view full report.

For a selection of blogs, papers and presentations from the conference please visit the project website.