The SATT project team are delighted to have been awarded funding from Oxford Brookes University to work with an artist to co-produce a travelling artwork that brings together the parents' artwork, quotes and project findings and to exhibit it at venues around the...
At this conference in York on 5th February 2025, Claire Lee and Alison Cotton presented the SATT Project headline findings to an audience of educators, Local Authority policymakers and practitioners, Army Welfare, Ofsted, Department for Education and Chain of command....
The SATT Project was referred to in a response to a House of Commons Written Question by the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Veterans and People). Q (12th Jan 26): From Liz Jarvis, Liberal Democrat, Eastleigh: To ask the Secretary of State for...
Claire Lee presented the SATT Project findings to the Armed Forces Community All Party Parliamentary Group at the Palace of Westminster, on Tuesday 13th January, 2026. Attendees included MPs and their assistants; representatives of COBSEO, the Royal British Legion and...
On 15th December, Claire Lee was invited to present the SATT Project findings to the meeting of the Service Children's Progression Alliance Central England Hub. In her presentation she focused on findings specific to the local area as well as the broader findings of...
In December 2025 Claire Lee presented the SATT project findings to Department for Education representatives in an online meeting, alongside the Game of Snakes and Ladders report and powerful testimonials from parents of Service children with additional needs. Claire...
Claire Lee and Alison Cotton presented the SATT Project findings at the SCiP Alliance conference in Glasgow on 25th November, 2025. Following the presentation, attendees discussed the implications of the research for their everyday practice and were asked to identify...
On 13th November 2025 Claire Lee and Alison Cotton presented our project findings and discussed the Northern Irish context for Service families with Chris Quinn, Northern Ireland Children’s Commissioner, and John McCullough from NICCY. The outcome of the meeting was a...
We were delighted to be involved in the ESRC Oxford Festival of Social Science 2025. Visitors engaged with the artwork created by parents in the SATT project art workshops through interactive activities such as jigsaw puzzles. The puzzles were specially created from...
On 21 October 2025 Claire Lee presented the project findings to the Children's Cluster of the Confederation of Service Charities (COBSEO). The Royal British Legion also presented their Theory of Change which draws on our research findings and recommendations and will...