Prisoners’ Education Trust (PET) 2022 Annual Report and Accounts
PET's 2022 Annual Report and Accounts.
Take a look at briefings, reports, publications and consultation responses from Prisoners’ Education Trust (PET).
The prison operational workforce – PET evidence submission
This Justice Committee inquiry will examine the current state of the prison operational workforce. It will seek to understand why high volumes of prison officers are leaving the prison service and the implications of staff turnover against the backdrop of existing pressures. The inquiry will also explore what measures are underway to recruit and retain staff and will examine whether the prison service will be adequately resourced to manage the projected prison population increase.
Commission on young lives – PET evidence submission
We responded to the call for evidence from the Commission on Young Lives, highlighting the poor treatment of children in prisons (YOIs) and secure training centres (STCs) and outlining the problem of high numbers of school exclusions.
Prisoners’ Education Trust – Course Prospectus 2022-2023
Download PET’s Course Prospectus - exploring all the subject areas we offer and helping people in prison choose from over 125 distance learning courses.
PET Feedback = Insight Infographic
This PET Delivery Team infographic covers the 2021-2022 period, using the information gathered from the feedback forms returned to us by PET funded learners.
Women in prison – PET evidence submission
This Justice Committee inquiry seeks to understand the progress made over the past 10 years to address female offending and reduce the number of women in custody. It also seeks to understand how well women’s needs are met in custody.
Prisoners’ Education Trust Response to the Prisons White Strategy Paper
In December 2021, the government published the Prisons Strategy White Paper, setting out their plans for prisons for the next ten years. This is our response to their consultation.
Our strategy 2022-2026 – a summary
This one-page document summarises PET’s aims for 2022-2026, as set out in our new strategy.
Prisoners’ Education Trust – Our strategy 2022-2026
Everyone in prison, wherever they are in the country and whatever their background, should have access to education. PET’s five-year strategy sets out our plans to make that happen.
Prisoners’ Education Trust – Course Prospectus 2021-2022
Download PET’s Course Prospectus - exploring all the subject areas we offer and helping people in prison choose from over 120 distance learning courses.