The reforms are designed to deliver greater school accountability, with increasing emphasis on extending curriculum freedom, creativity and flexibility;
Leading Practitioners share knowledge on:
• Bridging the transition between primary and secondary education
• Raising standards of literacy across primary and secondary schools
• Creatively planning and delivering curriculum content
• Shaping the curriculum to aid the achievement of pupils with special educational needs (SEN)
• Facilitating professional development for teaching staff
This must attend event focuses on these key themes, providing a policy update from the Department for Education as well as offering practical case studies from schools already delivering in these vital areas.
Chair: Sylvia Jones, Headteacher, Valentines High School
Speakers include:
Senior Representative, National Curriculum Review Division, Department for Education
Dennis Opposs, Director of Standards and Research, Ofqual
Heather Mullaney, Principal, The Heath School
Elaine Colquhoun, Principal, Whitefields School and Centre
Kim Day-Haynes, Assistant Headteacher, Park High School
Catherine Crawford, Deputy Headteacher and Literacy Leader, George Eliot Primary School
Reuben Moore, Head of Curriculum – Leadership Development, Teach First
For more information:
Website: http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/
Brochure: http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/
Contact: Naomi Wood: Naomi.wood@capita.co.uk / 0207 202 0571
