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 'Progress through Partnership' With Estelle Morris, Baroness Morris of Yardley Tuesday 21 May (2-4pm) Westminster This is an Invitation only event - contact Marc Rowland for more information. Click for more information Primary Mathematics Conference 2013 "Making Warwickshire Count" Friday 22 March 2013 Warwickshire Primary Improvement Team in partnership with the National Educational Trust Presentations: Every Child Counts: Edge Hill University John D. F. Martin: Castle Hill Junior School Rachael Horsman: Mount Grace School St. Joseph's Catholic School Paul Bennett Director, Primary School Leadership Turning up the Volume on Pupil Voice Wednesday 20 March 2013 The Nobel School, Hertfordshire Dr Maggie Atkinson Alison Peacock Amy Urso Chaired by Marsha Carey-Elms Education Innovation Exhibition and Conference 2013 Education Innovation Friday/ Saturday 8/9 March 2013 NET Presentation: Collaboration not competition in primary schools Closing the Achievement Gap Thursday 28 February 2013 Westminster Alex Cunningham MP Kate Atkins Headteacher, Rosendale Primary School Liz Bramley Headteacher, Oakdene Primary School Juliette Jackson Headteacher, St Eugene’s RC Primary School James Turner Director of Projects and Policy, The Sutton Trust Robbie Coleman Research and Communications Manager, Education Endowment Foundation Chaired by Pat Jefferson National Education Trust Trustee Juliette Jackson: Closing the Attainment Gap Liz Bramley: 'Share our journey!' Closing the Achievement Gap James Turner and Robbie Coleman: Closing the achievement gap: How can evidence help? Kate Atkins: Closing the Achievement Gap - Rosendale's story Leading Your Children's Centre Inspection Tuesday 26 February 2013 A course led by Roy Blatchford, Director of the National Education Trust and Lucy Sumner, NET Head of Early Education. New North Academy, London, N1 8SJ Creative Possibilities! Tuesday 5 February 2013 Chelsea Open Air Nursery and Children's Centre, London, SW3 5JE An afternoon at an outstanding setting with a rich history and international reputation. Attendees learnt about pedagogy, practice and creative leadership in the Early Years from Kathryn Solly, Head Teacher and Head Learner at Chelsea Open Air Event details  If GCSE is broke, how should we fix it?Tuesday 20 November 2012 Eton College Tony Little Headmaster, Eton College Sally Coates Principal, Burlington Danes Academy Peter Hyman Headteacher, School 21 Joan McVittie President, ASCL Chaired by Roy Blatchford 'Victorian-style' exams harm children's education Following our highly successful event If GCSE is broke, how should we fix it? at Eton College, The National Education Trust plans to publish a collection of short essay on the future of GCSE, how it might be reformed or replaced. The Trust will lead and shape this debate into 2013. If you would like to be involved, please send contributions of no more than 750 words to as soon as possible. Making Britain Count Friday 9 November 2012, Keystone Development Trust, Thetford Norfolk Speakers include: Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education and Childcare, Elizabeth Truss MP Pamela Matty Rachel de Souza A renaissance in maths - Elizabeth Truss MP Developing Your Primary Curriculum: A Journey to Outstanding Wednesday 7 November 2012 3 Red Oaks Primary School, Swindon Closing the Achievement Gap Tuesday 6 November 2012 Oakdene Primary School, Stockton on Tees Liz Bramley, Pat Jefferson, Ger Graus (The Children's University) How do you choose a washing machine? – Creating meaningful research tools for schools: Dr Jonathan Sharples Children’s University facts, figures and other bits... 2012: Ger Graus Closing the Achievement Gap - Sharing the story of Oakdene Primary School N  ational Education Trust Third 'Annual Gathering'
of Trustees, Associates, Leading Thinkers
and Advocacy SchoolsO Brave New World: What Kind of Leaders do Our Children Deserve? National Education Trust - A brief history Geoff Barton Headteacher, King Edward VI School, Bury St Edmunds Wednesday 17 October 2012 The Future of the Past - The Importance of School History Teaching In Partnership with the Wiener Library Thursday 4 October 2012, London Dr Nick Tate, Dr Toby Simpson & Penny Wild Event presentations: The Future of the Past - Nick Tate How to Teach the Holocaust - Penny Wild Why is history teaching in schools so important for The Wiener Library? - Toby Simpson
Creating an Outstanding Curriculum Wednesday 30 May 2012 Red Oaks Primary School, Swindon, SN25 2AN Terri Menham Roy Blatchford  Delivering Education’s Progressive Promise: Using the Pupil Premium to Change Lives Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg delivered the speech 'Delivering Education's Progressive Promise: Using the Pupil Premium to Change Lives’ on 14 May 2012. Deputy Prime Minister: click to read the full text The Independent: Nick Clegg defends pupil premium policy News release - Deputy Prime Minister announces £10m to boost literacy for year sevens Pamela Matty - Headteacher Grove School Research, Policy & Practice: Redrawing the Boundaries Part of the Coalition for Evidence Based Education events series Supported by The Wellcome Trust Thursday 3 May 2012 - 12.30pm-4.00pm The Wellcome Trust (Gibbs Building) NW1 2BE Baroness Estelle Morris, Professor Kathy Sylva Professor Derek Bell Click for more information Organised by the National Education Trust, in conjunction with the Coalition for Evidence-Based Education (CEBE), this event explored effective working between research, policy and practice. Recent developments call for a fresh examination of the interface between these groups. Baroness Estelle Morris, former secretary of State for Education, talks about the political realities in using research evidence in policymaking. What are schools doing with the Pupil Premium? Thursday 22 March 2012 The New North Academy, 32 Popham Road, Islington N1 8SJ David Laws MP Gerard Doyle, Department for Education - Deprivation and the Pupil Premium Pam Matty, Headteacher, Grove Primary School, Birmingham Amanda Jennings, Headteacher, John Bramston Primary School Peter Collins (Deputy HT), Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College Chaired by Mike Gorman, Bath & NE Somerset LA Click for more information 
Sixth Annual Lecture'From Downing Street to Free School' Peter Hyman, Headteacher of School21, author of 1 Out Of 10 and formerly head of Prime Minister Tony Blair's strategic communications unit. Wednesday 14 March 2012 The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, London EC4Y 7HL. Click for more information The Future Use of Technology in Schools Thursday 8 March 2012 With Dr Chris Yapp Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School, Tower Hamlets Click for more information Click for the event presentation Quality and Standards in Early Years Thursday 1 March 2012 The New North Academy, 32 Popham Road, Islington N1 8SJ Kath Townsley HMI Caroline Sharp, NFER Research Director Anne Nelson, National Early Years Education Consultant Roy Blatchford Louise Jackson Click for more information and the event presentaions Sixth Oxford Education Debate Wednesday 29 February 2012 Oxford Brookes University 'Recruiting, training and retaining the best teachers' Keynote by Andy Jones Pro Vice Chancellor, Dean of Institute of Education, Manchester Metropolitan University Vice Chair UCET Click for more information Patterns in Play Thursday 23 February 2012 Chelsea Open Air Nursery School and Children's Centre Click for more information '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
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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