Alice Tawell

About me

Alice is a Research Officer at the Rees Centre.

Her main research areas include:
1. School exclusion
2. Equity, inclusion, and belonging in education
3. Policy sociology
4. Collaboration, and multi-agency working

Currently, Alice is Researcher Co-Investigator on the John Fell funded project ‘The enactment of part-time timetables in English schools.’ Before this, Alice was Co-Lead on the ‘Belonging in education: co-designing an evidence-informed model of practice’ project (SGD Impact Fund) and helped establish the Belonging in Education Research Network. Alice also recently led on the final report for the Department for Education funded ‘Evaluation of the extension of virtual school heads’ duties to children with a social worker’ and was Co-Investigator and Research Officer on the ESRC-funded project ‘The political economies of school exclusion and their consequences’.

Alice teaches on the MSc module: The Implementation of the Rights of Children and is a member of the Editorial Board for the Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties Journal.

Alice holds a DPhil in Education from the University of Oxford (ESRC Scholar) where she was co-supervised across the Department of Education and Centre for Criminology. Her thesis explored the enactment of national school exclusion policy at the local level in England through an embedded single-case study. Alice also holds a MSc in Education (Research Training) from the University of Oxford (ESRC Scholar), and a BSc (Hons) in Sociology from the University of Bath.

Research

Book chapters

Conference papers

Journal articles

Reports

Research Projects