Baroness Morris of Yardley

Estelle Morris

Estelle Morris

Party

Labour

Address as

Baroness Morris

Contact details

Westminster

House of Lords, London, SW1A 0PW
Tel: 020 7219 3000
morrise@parliament.uk

Biography

Electoral history

MP (Labour) for Birmingham Yardley 1992-2005

Parliamentary career

Opposition Whip 1994-95; Opposition Spokesperson for Education and Employment 1995-97; Department for Education and Employment/Skills 1997-2002: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 1997-98, Minister of State 1998-2001; Secretary of State for Education and Skills 2001-02; Minister of State (Minister for the Arts), Department for Culture, Media and Sport 2003-05

Councils, public bodies

Warwick District Council: Councillor 1979-91, Leader, Labour Group 1982-89

Political interests

Education and training, political engagement, arts

Name, style and title

Raised to the peerage as Baroness Morris of Yardley, of Yardley in the County of West Midlands 2005

Register of Interests

1: Directorships

Non-executive Director, Performing Rights Society

2: Remunerated employment, office, profession etc.

Speaking engagement, 8 March 2012, at a conference of Lewisham deputy head teachers, held in Uckbridge

Speaking engagement, 15 March 2012, at a conference of Darlington head teachers, organised by Darlington Local Authority, in Darlington

Speaking engagement, 23 March 2012, at a conference of Bristol head teachers held in Chepstow

Chair of Strategy Board, Institute of Effective Education, University of York

Chair, Northern Education

I write a monthly column for Guardian Education

Speaking engagement, 21 June 2012; contribution to Head Teachers conference organised by Durham Local Authority

Speaking engagement, 20 September 2012; fee for contribution to Education Conference held in Birmingham, organised by drb Ignite Limited (school improvement company)

Speaking engagement, 13 October 2012; speech in Devon at a conference of Devon Primary Heads organised by North Devon Primary Heads Association

The following speaking engagements were undertaken at a series of Breakfast Seminars for School Leaders organised by Hays Consulting; no single engagement exceeds the registration threshold but two and more such engagements do so: 16 May 2012, Breakfast Seminar for Midlands school leaders, Birmingham; 16 October 2012, Breakfast seminar for North West school leaders, Manchester; 20 November 2012, Breakfast Seminar with school leaders, Reading; 22 January 2013, Seminar for head teachers in London; 6 February 2013, Seminar with school leaders in Brighton

Speaking engagement, 5 November 2012, Haggerston School Staff Conference, London

Speaking engagement, 14 November 2012, Education Conference in Stevenage; Hertfordshire County Council

Speaking engagement, 23 January 2013, at conference for deputy head teachers and head teachers in West Sussex

Speaking engagement, 25 January 2013, at a second conference for deputy head teachers and head teachers in West Sussex

Honorarium for mentoring Clore Foundation Fellow; 2010-2011

10: Non-financial interests (b)

Chair of the Council, Goldsmiths College, University of London

10: Non-financial interests (c)

Chair and Trustee, National Coal Mining Museum, Wakefield

Trustee, The Roundhouse

Trustee, Hamlyn Foundation

10: Non-financial interests (e)

Trustee, Hotcourses Foundation (funds education of African HIV AIDS children and orphans; registered charity)