Take a look at briefings, reports, publications and consultation responses from Prisoners’ Education Trust (PET).
Prisons, Probation and Rehabilitation in Wales – PET evidence submission
This Welsh Affairs Committee inquiry is examining where the UK and Welsh Governments are working well together with prisons, probation and rehabilitation, as well as identifying areas for improvement.
Prisoners’ Education Trust Impact Report 2024
This report highlights PET's work in 2024 and demonstrates the impact of your support.
Improving the way Ofsted inspects education – PET consultation response
The Times Crime and Justice Commission – PET evidence submission
PET submitted evidence to The Times Crime and Justice Commission, which was set up in April 2024 to consider the future of policing, the courts, sentencing and prisons and draw up proposals for reform.
Further Education and Skills inquiry – PET evidence submission
The further education sector is currently navigating a series of reforms and challenges. PET submitted evidence to the Education Committee's inquiry which is exploring these issues and other pressures currently facing the further education sector.
Prison culture inquiry – PET evidence submission
PET submitted evidence to the the House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee's inquiry into prison culture, which aims to understand the impact of governors on prison culture, the effectiveness of leadership training, and the recruitment, training, and retention of prison staff.
Rehabilitation and resettlement inquiry – PET evidence submission
PET submitted evidence to the Justice Committee's inquiry into resettlement and rehabilitation, which is centred around investigating the cycle of reoffending.
Independent Sentencing Review – PET evidence submission
PET submitted evidence to this review of sentencing which is tasked with a comprehensive re-evaluation of our sentencing framework. Its goal is to ensure we are never again in a position where the country has more people in prison than prison places.
Prison estate capacity inquiry – PET evidence submission
The Public Accounts Committee examines the value for money of Government projects, programmes and service delivery. As part of this inquiry, we submitted evidence on subjects including work to increase capacity and the long-term strategy to deliver a prison estate that is fit for the future.