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Liberal Democrat Party Conference Reception: Happy and healthy children: The Wellbeing Reception

7.45pm–9pm

Bryanstone Suite, Marriott - Outside secure zone

At this year’s Liberal Democrat Party Conference, the Education Policy Institute has partnered with the London School of Economics and Political Science to hold ’ Happy and healthy children: The Wellbeing Reception’.  

We invite you to join us for an evening of conversation with colleagues across the education sector, with a focus on what is needed from national policy to ensure all children are happy and healthy at school.  

This event is being held outside the secure zone and is by invitation only. To request a ticket, please contact us at reception@epi.org.uk.  

Speakers

  • Munira Wilson

    Liberal Democrat MP for Twickenham

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