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'School Wars' with Melissa Benn, Fiona Millar, Sally Coates and Roy Blatchford. Thursday 9 February 2012 The New North Academy, 32 Popham Road, Islington N1 8SJ Click for more information School Wars: NET invite NET in association with Inner Temple: The Schools Project Open Day Friday 11 November 2011 Inner Temple, London Read Vivienne Watson's review of this event Developing Values Education Wednesday 9 November 2011 Revoe Primary School, Blackpool The Impact of Values Education Closing the Achievement Gap Oxford Thursday 13 October 2011 Keynote speaker: James Turner, the Sutton Trust Attracting, Training and Retaining the Best Teachers The Wellcome Trust, London Wednesday 5 October 2011 View programme here Dare to be Different: Curriculum Innovation through Art The National Gallery Friday 30 September 2011 Visiting a work of art - how do schools maximise the potential? Ali Mawle, Head of Schools, National Gallery (click to see the presentation) Art and Design at the Crossroads - Ways Forward Dr John Steers, General Secretary for National Society for Education in Art & Design (click to see the presentation) Curriculum Innovation & Curriculum Change - what works? Philippa Cordingley, Chief Executive of Centre for the Use of Research in Education (click to see the presentation) Dare to be Different: Curriculum Innovation through Music The Wroxham School, Potters Bar Tuesday 27 September 2011 Speakers include Alison Peacock and Dan Earley What do you call a group of 50 (or so) music teachers banging on oil drums, upturned saucepans, a battered kitchen sink and sundry other metal objects? Read Sara Liptai's review of this event. |
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