Funding and Sustaining Extended Schools Services Conference

June 10, 2010 - PRLog -- Now, faced with a new Government and uncertain financial climate, there is a strong need for stakeholders to assess and plan for future challenges to ensure continued progress and development of the extended services agenda.

This event draws on the core issues for professionals, including:

• Ensuring the ongoing quality of provision and assessing the impact on both the individual students and the wider school environment
• Understanding how extended services fits into the new Ofsted school inspection framework
• Effectively commissioning provision that meets pupil needs and community priorities
• Targeting the most disadvantaged students to ensure their progression and development
• Mainstreaming activities to include children and young people with specialist needs and disabilities

Attend this forward-looking event to understand the latest strategic framework, discuss key challenges and approaches and learn from award-winning best practice. Stay ahead of new developments to ensure your services are streamlined according to national and local priorities.

This event also includes a briefing on :
Funding and Sustaining Extended Services

A major challenge for extended services is ensuring that quality can be sustained over the long-term. With a new Government and cuts in public funding expected, now is the time to reassess your extended school business model and diversify funding streams.

This half-day briefing provides up-to-date sessions on the funding landscape, effectively using resources and establishing a creative approach to partnership working. Attend to guarantee the future sustainability of your service provision in order to maintain and strengthen outcomes for children and families.

For more information and to book a place, please follow the link below.

http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferen...

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