The Oxford Character Project The Oxford Character Project at the University of Oxford has launched a new Ethical Leadership Programme for 400 students from 17 leading global universities. Funded by the Laidlaw Foundation, the programme helps undergraduate students to develop character qualities central to good leadership. This new programme is
On 26th – 27th February, the Centre welcomed Dr. Dean Dudley, Director of The King’s School Institute, Australia, and Associate Professor at Macquarie School of Education, Australia. During the visit, Dean met with various colleagues within the Centre to learn more about the Centre’s work, to share his own work
On Monday 22nd September Centre Director Professor James Arthur attended a roundtable event held by the Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan at the Department for Education. The key focus of the roundtable was to explore activities within educational settings that can help develop a child’s character. One of
As the inaugural class of students receive their GCSE results, this latest virtual exhibition celebrates the first five years of the University of Birmingham School and the role played by the University and the Jubilee Centre in developing a unique school of character. Compiled with testimonies from academic colleagues, teachers,