we are Lifeworlds


we support relational, reflexive and regenerative learning: this is our purpose

we are a community of educators motivated by positive social change: this is our story

we co-create change with learning communities: this is our approach

we're pleased to have found each other; how might we collaborate?

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02 November 2026: 'Dare to Care' with Four Hills Education Trust
Lifeworlds co-directors Rosie Wilson and Rob Bowden are pleased to be extending our collaborative partnership with Four Hills Education Trust by contributing a session to their Trust-wide CPD day, 'Dare to Care'. The session will be grounded in our values offer and is called 'Connect, Challenge, Change: the everyday power of values'. This workshop will foreshadow a 12-month values programme across all schools in the trust to commence in summer 2027.  
08 October 2026: Citizen Friday - Educators Assemble
Lifeworlds are pleased to be collaborating with ACTionism to explore how we might collectively bring Citizen Friday to the attention and practice of schools across the UK and beyond. We co-hosted a meeting of educators to sense and scope how we might invite schools to engage in the 27th November event, but also in a wider culture of 'citizening' on a regular basis. More opportunities around this to follow very shortly. Contact us if you want to be informed. 
02 October 2026: Telford & Wrekin SEND Reforms Conference
Our co-director Rob Bowden provided a keynote input to 120 school leaders exploring the human dimensions of change. Using interactive engagement and sharing insights from our practice in organisational change, Rob focussed on the relationship between needs, values and our dispositions towards change.   
24 September 2026: Philosophy for Children (P4C) Level 1 - that's a wrap!
Working in collaboration with Thoughtful, we today completed another P4C Level 1 course with teachers from across the Four Hills Education Trust in Shropshire. Led by our P4C lead and co-director, Rosie Wilson, we began the journey with Four Hills back in June 2026 and 6 modules later through a mix of in-person and online learning we are ready for the next phase. We will be supporting each of the schools in the trust to implement their learning in practice with support for both practice and leadership of P4C over the remainder of the school year. Four Hills were a great group to work with and we can't wait to see how this will roll out in their schools. If you'd like to explore P4C training in your setting or simply find out more then reach out for a conversation with Rosie.
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