People who want to organise their own groups and classes will be supported by a new national campaign for learning, Government announced yesterday. Public and private buildings all over the country will throw open their doors to learners in the evening and weekends, from pubs, shops, cafes and churches to workplaces, libraries and galleries. The buildings will be identified by the new “Learning Revolution” logo and at least 7,000 rooms will be available, with the number expected to grow.
The Government has published its White Paper, The Learning Revolution, which aims to bring to life a new 21st century vision to help adults learn for pleasure and personal and community development. The White Paper outlines what the whole of Government can do to support learning for pleasure, including funding innovative new ideas and projects, helping to broker access to learning, especially for disadvantaged groups and older people, and building a culture of learning across society.
More details at: www.dius.gov.uk/news_and_speeches/press_releases/learning_revolution_white_paper
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