On-Demand
Thank you to everyone who took part in the live sessions on Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st January 2021. You can still register for the conference (£99 + VAT) and watch the presentations on-demand for three months after the live conference date.
Schools across the country are redesigning their curriculum offer in light of significant changes to the Ofsted inspection framework, and a national rejection of narrow curricula and teaching to the test. This two-day online conference, hosted by SecEd and Headteacher Update, brings together the latest research evidence, best practice and case studies of curriculum design, implementation and evaluation – from an Ofsted viewpoint, but more importantly with the aim of helping schools to develop and deliver a broad and balanced curriculum that helps every student to achieve and find their place in the world. Day 1 of the conference focuses on whole-school and subject-specific curriculum design. We bust the myths of curriculum planning and intent and we will draw upon the best research evidence to help delegates evaluate their own school’s work. Day 2 features eight school-led workshops showcasing the work of primary, all-through and secondary schools and MATs. Workshop topics will include:
- research-based curriculum design
- empowered teachers and subject leadership
- CPD as part of curriculum design and delivery
- building a curriculum centred in your school community
- what we mean by creative curriculum
- curriculum and transition points (Reception to GCSE)
- catering for vulnerable learners
- the pastoral curriculum
All presentations will be available to view on-demand for three months after the conference.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This event is designed for those working within the primary or secondary education sectors and is relevant to:
- Headteachers
- Deputy headteachers
- Pupil Premium coordinators
- Senior leadership team members
- Heads of year and subject leads
- SEN and inclusion professionals
- Pastoral leaders
- Classroom teachers
- Education advisors
- Governors
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