Pleased to see the new edition of this is now available in paperback and at a much more reasonable price! #histed History of Education Education@Sheffield History of Education Social Sciences | The University of Sheffield Research & Impact at Sheffield

Have you published your research on the anthropology of children, childhood and youths? If so, check out this great opportunity to spotlight your research with the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group! 👧🧒 (link below!)

9 days left!!! Submit to our Annual Conference below. We welcome abstracts from both students and academics. See further information below #histed 👇

🚨 3 DAYS LEFT!🚨 We’re exploring Gender, Networks & Leadership at our Annual Conference! What hidden networks have shaped educational change? How has gender influenced moments in educational history? 💡 Submit: historyofeducation.org.uk/conference/ #HistEd #Education #CFP #History

⏳ 2 days to go! ⏳ We're nearly at the deadline for our Annual Conference! Whether you’re deep in the archives or mapping oral histories, we’d love to hear from you. We just need a title and a 200 word abstract! 📩 Submit now at: historyofeducation.org.uk/conference/ #HistEd #HES2025 #CFP

HES Annual Conference Deadline today! If you're interested in submitting a 200 word abstract for this, taking place on November 14th-16th in Winchester, there is still time! For the conference theme, and where to submit, go here: historyofeducation.org.uk/conference/ #histed

Our Conference Call for Papers is now closed, but the official Conference website is now live! Check it out by going to: heswinchester2025.wixsite.com/hes2025/home-1 It contains information on registration fees, key speakers, location information, and more! #histed #hes2025

This year's Annual Conference also offers a limited number of bursaries for PGR students that are presenting to attend the whole weekend, and to help with accommodation costs. Applications are open NOW until 26th of August. Info: heswinchester2025.wixsite.com/hes2025/pgr-bu… #histed #hes2025

🔖 New Blog Post! Can a Feminist Sociology of Education Re-imagine India’s Educational Future? by Devika Bahadur (De Montfort University) Read here: historyofeducation.org.uk/india-fem-soci… #histed #history #education

If you missed it last night, do check out our latest blog post! #histed

#histed Fact of the Week! It's night-time here in England. In the Victorian era, male students from 5 years of age to adulthood may have taken part in night schools, where they learnt book-keeping, Maths, English and more! #didyouknow

Over the past month we've had new journal entries on the topics of: - Teacher Wellbeing - Mid-Victorian Education in Lancashire - Mining Education in India - Education in Greece Want to learn more? Check out our academic journal: tandfonline.com/journals/thed20 #histed

Margaret McMillan in the UK turned letters, conferences, and friendships into powerful engines of change. Our Annual Conference centres on this theme of Gender, Networks, and Leadership 📚🌍 Website: heswinchester2025.wixsite.com/hes2025/home-1 #histed

Thank you for your contribution to our blog Devika Bahadur ! 🙂

#histed Quote of the Week! "The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives." — Robert M. Hutchins #QuoteOfTheWeek #LifelongLearning

Calling all History of Education enthusiasts, researchers, and PGR/PhD students! Join our wonderful community. Membership prices: From £30 a year for fully waged £15 a year for students and not fully waged Check out membership benefits here: historyofeducation.org.uk/membership #histed

#histed Unsung Educator of the Week! Meet Savitribai Phule (1831–1897), one of India’s first female teachers. She opened schools for girls and Dalit children, defying caste and gender barriers in the 19th century. 💪 #WomenInEducation #SavitribaiPhule

Our PGR Hub is going to have a massive overhaul this weekend! To celebrate this upcoming update, we would love to know what you would like to see on our website! What is your #HistEdWish? Let us know in the replies! #histed

#histed Object From the Past 📷 Before PowerPoint, there was the magic lantern. In 18th and 19th-century classrooms, teachers projected glass slides with painted diagrams, maps, and tales onto walls; a Victorian version of the multimedia lesson. #Education #EdTechBeforeEdTech

We are pleased to finally relaunch our PGR Hub! Check out its new look, and the latest information to support you. Please access it now by going here: historyofeducation.org.uk/pgr Let us know what you think! #histed #phd #pgr #history #education