Staffordshire Community Learning nominated for a high profile national learning award.

Staffordshire Community Learning has been shortlisted for a Building Brighter Futures through Family Learning Award by the National Campaign For Learning which recognises organisations that demonstrated how they have innovated, adapted, and delivered family learning.

This recognition demonstrates how Staffordshire Community Learning are using imaginative, innovative and inclusive ways to deliver learning opportunities which help families in their communities. The awards celebrate learning activities that supported families during lockdown and beyond and supported health and wellbeing.

Some of our top priorities have been focused around the significant changes to how learning is delivered beyond the pandemic, keeping families connected, boosting mental health and ensuring everyone can access opportunities to learn.

During the pandemic, we developed innovative virtual and blended learning opportunities for families and found new ways of working, addressing recent world events.

The Building Brighter Futures through Family Learning Award particularly recognises organisations like us that demonstrated how we innovated, adapted, and delivered family learning.

Juliette Collier, National Director (Families) at the Campaign for Learning said:
“The Family Learning Awards celebrate the inspirational work of organisations that create wonderful learning opportunities for families. This year’s awards demonstrate the ingenuity and tenacity of learning providers in delivering life-changing learning through the most challenging times. We congratulate the shortlisted organisations on their deserved success and thank everyone who took part for recognising and valuing the crucial role of families as the foundation for lifelong learning.” 

We will be competing against Rotherham Creative Learning Centre, Sutton College and the V&A Dundee for the coveted award will be announced Wednesday 20 April 2022.

You can find out about the awards and other shortlisted organisations here.