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Coat of arms created in 2014 when the Worshipful Company of Educators became a Livery

Worshipful Company of Educators

109th Livery Company in the City of London. Supporting excellence in educators.

  • Membership
    • Become a Freeman
    • Become a Liveryman
    • New Member Resources
    • Honorary Members
    • Company Accessories
  • Home
    • Company History
    • The Livery Tradition
    • Educators Governance
  • Past Masters
    • Richard Evans
    • Pam Taylor
    • Dr Elisabeth Goodwin
    • Susan Fey OBE FCGLI
    • Dr Martin Gaskell DL
    • Mr John Leighfield CBE
    • Mr Peter Williams CBE
    • Sir John Stuttard
    • Mr Martin F Cross
    • Dr Peter Briggs OBE
    • Prof Raymond Clark OBE
    • Dr Yvonne A Burne OBE
    • Mr David W Taylor
    • Dr Peter T Warren CBE
    • Dr David S Moore OBE TD
    • Prof Sir Roderick Floud FBA FCGI
    • Dr Nicholas A D Carey FCGI 
    • Mr P Max Weaver
    • Mrs Judith G Osborne
    • Prof Raoul N Franklin CBE
  • Events
    • The Annual Franklin Lecture
    • Company Dinners
    • Master’s Seminars
    • Social Events
    • Public Speaking Competitions
    • Educators’ Choir
  • Officers of the Company
  • Publications
    • The Educator
    • Members Publications
  • Engagement
    • Special Interest Groups (SIGS)
    • School Governor Volunteering
  • Charitable Activities
    • Our Award Winners
    • Our Trustees
  • Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
  • Media Releases
  • Contact
  • Members’ Area
  • Master Educator 2021-2022
  • City Education Action
    • Digital Education – Fusion Skills
    • Livery Schools Link
    • Sheriffs’ Challenge
  • Governors for Schools
  • THE EDUCATORS TRUST GRANTS FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

EMDb – Beta Site

Please follow the instructions from the email sent to you by the Clerk for the Educator Member Database

https://wcedmember.azurewebsites.net/

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