Prison
Strengthening distance learning in prisons
Prisoners Education Trust blogs on the importance of distance learning in prisons
2nd July 2026
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Prisoners Education Trust blogs on the importance of distance learning in prisons
Jon Collins of the Prisoners’ Education Trust sets out the grim details of the slashing of the prison education budget.
Cassie Edmiston, Head of Fundraising and External Affairs at Prisoners’ Education Trust, sets out how the government can boost digital learning in prisons.
Jon Collins of the Prisoners’ Education Trust outlines the new prison education contracts.
Jon Collins of the Prisoners’ Education Trust finds that the 2023/24 official statistics tell the same story of missed opportunities.
Jon Collins of Prisoners’ Education Trust sets out ten recommendations for getting prison education right.
The powerful role education plays for young women in prison and on release
A lived experience consultant from Prisoners’ Education Trust writes about their experience in enhancing prison education.
Jon Collins of the Prisoners’ Education Trust says people in prison need high-quality education to help them to turn their lives around.
Francesca Cooney of the Prisoners’ Education Trust sets out a clear agenda for the future of prison education.
Jon Collins, Chief Executive of the Prisoners’ Education Trust argues that the spending review is a must-take opportunity to roll out digital technology for education in prison.
New research from the Ministry of Justice shows that the positive impact of education for people supported by Prisoners’ Education Trust goes far beyond finding work, as their CEO Rod Clark explains.
