This year's conference will report on the achievements made tackling the issue of continuing inequality in the educational attainment of African British pupils. The aim is to ensure this issue stays on the agenda. It will also offer the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of those working in education to address this catastrophe and seek to inspire others to make their own personal contribution. Dianne Abbott gives a related interview in the Summer 2004 edition of the Nex Generation magazine.
The conference will be opened by the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone. Speakers will include Diane Abbott MP; Department for Education and Skills Minister Stephen Twigg MP; Trevor Phillips, Chair of the Commission for Racial Equality, and special guest speakers from education and the media.
How to book
Write to:
London Schools and the Black Child 2004
c/o Diane Abbott MP, House of Commons, London SW1A OAA
Tel: 020 7219 4426
Fax: 020 7219 4964
Email: lsbc@hush.com
Please note the closing date for registration is Friday 3 September 2004
Saturday 11 September 2004
9am 5.30pm
FREE entry
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre London SW1
Dianne Abbott gives a related interview in the Summer 2004 edition of the Nex Generation magazine
External LinksLondon Schools and the Black Child - Mayor of LondonDiane Abbott - Guardian OnlineLondon Schools and the Black Child 2004 programme
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