Capita Announce Details of Their School Reform Conference
Tuesday 24th May 2011 – Central London “This White Paper signals a radical reform of our schools. We have no choice but to be this radical if our ambition is to be world-class […] Reforms on this scale are absolutely essential if our children are to get the education they deserve.” Foreword by the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister The Importance of Teaching: Schools White Paper 2010.
London, United Kingdom, January 20, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The Importance of Teaching: Schools White Paper has laid out the Government’s proposals for wholesale education reform with quality teaching at its core. Examining the key proposals, Capita’s National School Reform Conference offers strategic guidance and innovative practice to ensure all schools adhere to robust standards and the highest level of teaching.
Presentations from members of the Ministerial Working Group for Education, National Support Schools and other leading thinkers will equip you with the necessary information to reshape your practice and remove the bureaucracy
that constrains the teaching profession.
Key topics include:
• How schools will need to adapt to new curricular freedoms including discussion around assessments for primary and secondary pupils
• The legal impact posed by the extension of powers to search pupils, issue same-day detentions and use reasonable force
• How school funding will be restructured and its impact on attainment for disadvantaged groups
• Greater transparency, autonomy and accountability including increased collaborative working between schools to improve standards
• The Government’s plans for vocational education
Take the opportunity to engage with policy makers and innovators in the framework of education reform and prepare yourself for the new school system ahead.
Benefits of Attending
• Understand the strategic and operational context of the Schools White Paper on education reform
• Hear an independent analysis on the changes to school funding
• Get a timely update on the implementation of National Teaching Schools and how they can drive professionalism in teaching, learning and school leadership
• Take the opportunity to question their panel on the future responsibilities for local authorities in structuring services and administering a fair admissions protocol
• Ensure you have a thorough understanding of the new legal powers for supporting teachers in improving pupil behaviour
• Consider the future of vocational education and explore methods of increasing participation and improving onward progression routes
• Choose focussed streamed sessions covering primary and secondary specific themes around accountability, the new national curriculum and assessment
For further information on the event visit:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/school-reform.html?code=MKRM
or contact: richard.goddard@capita.co.uk
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Presentations from members of the Ministerial Working Group for Education, National Support Schools and other leading thinkers will equip you with the necessary information to reshape your practice and remove the bureaucracy
that constrains the teaching profession.
Key topics include:
• How schools will need to adapt to new curricular freedoms including discussion around assessments for primary and secondary pupils
• The legal impact posed by the extension of powers to search pupils, issue same-day detentions and use reasonable force
• How school funding will be restructured and its impact on attainment for disadvantaged groups
• Greater transparency, autonomy and accountability including increased collaborative working between schools to improve standards
• The Government’s plans for vocational education
Take the opportunity to engage with policy makers and innovators in the framework of education reform and prepare yourself for the new school system ahead.
Benefits of Attending
• Understand the strategic and operational context of the Schools White Paper on education reform
• Hear an independent analysis on the changes to school funding
• Get a timely update on the implementation of National Teaching Schools and how they can drive professionalism in teaching, learning and school leadership
• Take the opportunity to question their panel on the future responsibilities for local authorities in structuring services and administering a fair admissions protocol
• Ensure you have a thorough understanding of the new legal powers for supporting teachers in improving pupil behaviour
• Consider the future of vocational education and explore methods of increasing participation and improving onward progression routes
• Choose focussed streamed sessions covering primary and secondary specific themes around accountability, the new national curriculum and assessment
For further information on the event visit:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/school-reform.html?code=MKRM
or contact: richard.goddard@capita.co.uk
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www.capitaconferences.co.uk
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