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Posted8 July 2019
Staff from Health Education England joined huge crowds of revellers to party against prejudice at London Pride Parade on Saturday.
This year’s event marked 50 years since the Stonewall riots, a series of spontaneous demonstrations by members of the LGBT+ community against a police raid...
Posted5 July 2019
A 10-year-old girl from Leicester has been crowned national winner of Health Education England’s (HEE) Step into the NHS primary school competition as the health service marks its 71st birthday.
Daisy Curran produced a booklet saying ‘thank you’ to the NHS, along with a poem and comic...
Posted3 July 2019
‘The medical Foundation Programme is often under or over-subscribed as it is subject to variation for a number of reasons.
‘This year, the programme is oversubscribed.
‘Health Education England, working with partners including the Devolved Administrations and the British Medical...
Posted3 July 2019
70 newly qualified nursing associates are to be given the opportunity to take part in a new leadership development programme to become future NHS leaders thanks to Health Education England (HEE) working in partnership with the Florence Nightingale Foundation.
Funded by HEE the programme...
Posted28 June 2019
The valuable work of allied health professionals is being showcased in a new broadcast designed to inspire thousands of children to consider a career in the health service.
The half-hour programme, commissioned by Health Education England (HEE), follows diagnostic and therapeutic...
Posted24 June 2019
HEE manager Diane Smith is marking Windrush Day (June 22) by sharing fond memories of her Jamaican-British upbringing.
Diane, Regional Stakeholder Manager for London, says her young life was shaped by her parents’ experiences as part of the Windrush generation.
“My father, Alvin,...