• SEA believes every child matters equally

• SEA believes that all schools must be made good schools

• SEA is campaigning for the Government to end the setting up of academies

• SEA opposes all forms of selection 

• SEA wants to see cooperation between comprehensive community schools in each area under democratic control

• Access to education should be available to everyone who wants to learn at any stage in life. Click on  Post 16 Education

SEA members include MPs, MEPs, school governors, local councillors, teachers, students, parents - in fact, anyone with an interest in education. Our President is the eminent educationalist, Professor Richard Pring, who is currently leading the Nuffield Foundation Review on 14-19 Education and Training.

SEA is the only educational organisation  affiliated to the Labour Party but has serious concerns about some of the Government's policies. Anyone who belongs to the Labour Party or does not belong to another political party may join as an individual member. Affiliation to the SEA is also open to national organisations and Labour Party  CLPs,  Trade Unions etc.

The SEA bi-monthly journal EDUCATION POLITICS provides a national forum for comment and analysis of all current and on-going educational issues. The aims of the SEA, its structure, constitution and history are set out in the S.E.A. section of this website. Details of SEA policy and views can be found under Issues.  To apply to join the SEA press the JOIN button. Website editor mmmorris@msn.com

SEA ANNUAL CONFERENCE - See Report under NEWS