Welcome

 

The Centre for Successful Schools (CfSS) was founded in 1989 by Tim Brighouse to support school improvement initiatives (particularly in urban settings).  Since then, CfSS has continued to support a wide range of schools and local authorities with attitudinal surveys which give students, parents and teachers a platform to voice their opinions.

"I really would like to thank you for the effort you made during the process and also all your help and approach. It was a pleasure for us to co-operate with such a professional and well-structured body."

Survey prices start from £195

 

The Centre also holds conferences and events at which eminent educationalists debate key issues related to ‘success’ in schooling.  These events will be of particular interest to a wide range of delegates, including education organisers at national and regional level, academics in further and higher education, managers and advisors in local authorities, school leadership teams and classroom practitioners.

This year's annual conference "PROMOTING LEARNER ENGAGEMENT" took place on Friday 28th June 2013.  Speakers were Professor Tom Billington (University of Sheffield), Professor Michael Fielding (Institute of Education), Professor Susan Hallam (Institute of Education), and Dr Elizabeth Sidwell (Schools Commissioner).  Sir Alan Steer was unable to attend due to severe travel disruptions but will speak on Friday 27th September 2013 at Keele.  (Time to be announced shortly.) To reserve a place, please contact the Centre on 01782 733579.