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Staff and Consultants
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Sally Tomlinson
PhD FRSA
Professor
Sally Tomlinson was educated at the Universities of
Liverpool, Birmingham and Warwick. She started her
career as a social worker in Canada, then trained as
a teacher and moved into University teaching and
lecturing. She has held Chairs in Education at the
university of Lancaster, University of Wales
Swansea, and Goldsmiths College London University.
In 1992, she was appointed Dean of Education at
Goldsmiths and from 1994-97 served as a Pro-Warden
of the College.
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She is currently
Emeritus Professor at Goldsmiths and a Senior
Research Fellow in the Department of Education, University
of Oxford. She has researched and published widely in the
areas of education policy, race, ethnicity and education and
special education. She served on a Commission on the Future
of Multiethnic Britain from 1998 — 2000, and is Chair of
Trustees of the Africa Education Trust. She has three
children and three grandchildren.
Among her many
publications are (with John Rex) Colonial Immigrants in a
British City, A Class Analysis, London, Routledge and
Keegan Paul.
Ethnic
Minorities in British Schools: A Review of the Literature.
1960-1982, Heinemann.
(with David
Smith) The School Effect: A Study of Multi-Racial
Comprehensiveness, Policy studies Institute, London.
Multicultural
Education in White Schools,
London, Batsford.
(ed with Maurice
Craft) Ethnic Relations in Schools: Policy and Practice
in the 1990s, London, Athlone Press.
She acts as an expert volunteer consultant and adviser to
REWM on ethnic relations in schools.
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