Sir Ranulph Fiennes is widely regarded as the greatest explorer alive. Hear about the incredible leadership skills, challenges and obstacles faced during explorations, and be inspired to take these lessons back to your school.
Pupils from a number of schools will divide into two teams and argue with each other in a lively debate. The discussion will focus on how the education system affects social mobility:
Session in collaboration with Debate Mate
This is an introduction to T Levels, the new technical equivalent to A levels.
Session sponsored by Zurich Municipal
Session sponsored by Renaissance Learning
Session sponsored by Randstad
• Improving identification and assessment of need
• Developing pedagogy and best practice to improve outcomes for students
• How can the classroom environement support a child’s progression?
Challenging behaviour can have an impact on the entire class, not just the child experiencing it. By making simple changes you can:
Beyond Autism will share our processes and how these strategies are easily transferred into a mainstream setting.
Session hosted by The National SEND Conference 2020
A look at The University of Wolverhampton’s Multi Academy Trust (MAT) journey over the last two years to;
In conversation with Sir Michael Wilshaw
Session sponsored by Tuvello
Session hosted by Crescent Purchasing Consortium
• How to assess if your school’s data is secure
• Highlighting misconceptions around data security
• A guide to ICO advice and how to act on it with examples
Session sponsored by Turnitin
With 65% of students likely to do a job that does not yet exist due to the increased integration of technology into the modern workplace, we need to ensure educational institutions can
Session sponsored by Academia
This session will share updates on key initiatives by the DfE to support schools in using technology effectively and improvements in:
This highly topical session will provide visitors with the chance to hear, assess and review upcoming policies on the horizon and take part in active debate around the potential implications of policies on their school and the wider sector.
Session hosted by the Association for Physical Education
Session sponsored by Youth Sports Trust
When the class gets noisy, distracted or unmanageable, these techniques might well help them and the teacher calm down and resolve issues that cause the disharmony, through connecting more deeply with each other and establishing harmony and kindness in the room. Using standing postures and area on the floor for maximum benefit.
Session hosted by TeenYoga
Bringing a toolkit to young people that helps them become more resilient to stress in their daily lives. This will involve movement, breathing techniques, visualisations and an introduction to meditation, all specific to this topic.
Session hosted by TeenYoga
Session hosted by Food4Life
Joseph Cash Primary School was awarded Leadership Team of the Year at the National Schools Awards. The Headteacher, Helen Nelson, will outline
Star Academies has been awarded MAT of the Year by the Schools and Academies Show. It is the leading MAT in the country for progress by secondary learners – achieved in 2018 and 2019. During this input, the Chief Executive (Mufti) Hamid Patel CBE will outline
Experienced curriculum adviser, Janet Carroll, will take you through the essential steps to design, deliver and manage an outstanding curriculum that’s right for your school and meets Ofsted’s requirements. A vital talk for anyone in primary education.
Session sponsored by Governors for Schools
Session sponsored by Best Practice Network
The Children and Families Act put the voice of families at the heart of all provision and decision making for young people with SEND. This session will:
This session will cover some of the ways in which the needs of current pupils may differ from previous generations. There will be a particular focus on those who:
Strategies will be suggested to address the different needs of these pupils who may be found within the same class.
Session hosted by The National SEND Conference 2020
This session will cover:
Session sponsored by Capita
A seminar to update academies on the work of the Better Financial Reporting programme, which will include:-
Exploring new and updated DfE resources available to schools and how best to use them including:
This session will cover:
Session sponsored by Century Tech
Derek Peaple, headteacher at Park House School and Alan Blount, headteacher at Newstead Wood School, talk about the importance of computing education, their progress so far and aspirations for the subject, as well as what support from the National Centre for Computing Education looks like. Followed by a Q&A session led by Beverley Annables, Computing Implementation Lead at the Department for Education.
This highly topical session will provide visitors with the chance to hear, assess and review upcoming policies on the horizon and take part in active debate around the potential implications of policies on their school and the wider sector.
Session sponsored by Pearson
This session will help your class focus on a tricky task, an exam or a difficult assignment, through breathing and movement, we become poised for learning.
Session hosted by TeenYoga
While controversial, sexting now represents a behavioural marker in normal adolescent development:
This class will teach the group how to be super focused without being stressed. We spend some time de-stressing using physical techniques and then visualisations and breathing techniques to support young people.
Session hosted by TeenYoga
Session hosted by Food4Life
We live in an age of instant gratification, with thousands of daily distractions, and a flood of information and tasks, which harm our wellbeing.
