We invite you to join this global discussion: What will education be like in 20 years time?
Politicians and futurists are planning now for the future of education. Have your say. We will present your views to government so that you can help to shape the future of education. We need your views on what you would like education to be like for future generations.
This is a non-members area so you can take part and present your views from school or home.
Tell us what you think
Children's thoughts about Education in the Future:
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Schools will better, computers will be much quicker and we might even have pencils which write for us! We will probably come to school by hover cars.
Georgia D, Age 9
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I think we could be educated by going to schools where everybody has an interactive desk and chair. At breaktimes you would put on holographic goggles and do whatever you wanted.
Blue H, Age 11
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Every child will have a robot like themselves. The robots will have to go to school while the real children sit at home controlling them in front of their Playstations. The robots will be given lazer pens and the real children will have lazer, ink, pens!
Elise P, Age 7
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I believe that we will have virtual reality, in which we can look at the details of wars or other important events, for history. Furthermore interactive whiteboards will have replaced blackboards.
Joshua W, Age 11
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All the pupils will have laptops. There might be alien life forms in the schools and there will be hover boards in the playground, which would be great.
Max R, Age 9
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Instead of pencils and rubbers everyone will have a flat screen computer. In history lessons you will be automatically dressed up as the characters from the period you are studying.
Sophie N, Age 9
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The classrooms will be floating as will the tables and chairs. There will be no homework and teachers won’t confiscate our toys!
Kizzie M, Age 8
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