2 hours
Wilkin Chapman Rollits
Free Tickets Available
Thu, 16 Apr, 2026 at 08:00 am to 10:00 am (GMT+01:00)
Wilkin Chapman Rollits
58 High Street, Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom
Education breakfast briefing:
Move beyond the “woke” debate, use legal levers, case law and practical tactics to attract and keep a representative workforce.
With the term “woke” often used as a political and social tool, the original call to “wake up” to social injustice risks being lost. For organisations educating—and employing—diverse children and young people, staying alert to inequity is both an ethical duty and a strategic advantage.
This briefing equips those responsible for people strategy and EDI to attract, select and retain a representative workforce. You’ll leave with a clear view of the current legal tools within Equality parameters, an update on recent case law, and practical ideas you can implement immediately to secure quality staff.
What you’ll gain
Who should attend
Our speakers
Partner and head of education at Wilkin Chapman Rollits, Katie leads on strategic HR and governance matters for schools and trusts. She is passionate about creating inclusive workplaces and has been recognised for her thought leadership in the sector
Employment partner at Wilkin Chapman Rollits, Ed specialises in HR law and workforce strategy. He regularly delivers training on equality, diversity and inclusion, and advises on complex employment issues in the education sector.
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| Ticket type | Ticket price |
|---|---|
| Attendee | Free |