Category: English
Literacy across the Secondary Curriculum
- New literacy across the curriculum strategies that really work
- 20 activities for all subjects to develop the appropriate literacy skills
- Lead a whole-school drive and support all subjects
Presented by: Caroline Bentley-Davies
Caroline is a local authority adviser with a focus on raising standards and literacy. She has been Ofsted trained and runs training on all aspects of teaching and learning around the country. She has led a successful pilot project on raising the number of A*-C grades in GCSE. Caroline is always an inspiring and energetic speaker.
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Hackney
London
Leading Literacy to Outstanding
- Take away a model template for a two year programme proven to lead to Outstanding literacy results
- 40 practical ways to develop literacy cross curriculum
- Raise standards by building a literacy community
Presented by: Graham Tyrer
Graham is headteacher of the highly successful Chenderit School. He has led two schools in challenging circumstances out of Special Measures and Notice to Improve. The author of “Learning to Lead”, Graham is a national and regional trainer who has enabled the adopion of his programme across the country.London
Manchester
London (Clapton)
Shrewsbury
Liverpool
Essex
Dorset
Nottingham
Peterborough
Leeds
Cardiff
Lancaster
Cambridge
Hackney
London
Liverpool HS
Nottingham HS
Every Lesson Outstanding in English
- Deliver exciting, engaging and Ofsted perfect lessons, time after time
- How to ensure every lesson is outstanding across your department
- Tools and strategies to be smarted in planning
Presented by: Claire Gadsby
Claire is a Teaching and Learning Consultant and trainer with many years of experience in supporting school improvement. She is particularly passionate about the role that Assessment for Learning (AfL), including Assessing Pupils’ Progress (APP), can have in enhancing pupils’ progress and engagement.Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
Leeds
Differentiation in English
Ensure progress for every child in every lesson
- Put differentiation at the heart of outstanding teaching
- 20 new techniques to master the mixed ability class
- Time-saving tips to create differentiated:
- schemes of work
- lesson plans in English
Presented by: Isabella Wallace
Isabella is the co-author of the best-selling teaching guide “Pimp Your Lesson!” and has worked as an AST for many years. She has delivered training to both ITT and in-service teachers and has extensive experience in mentoring teachers in a variety of contexts. With experience on both sides of the observation process, as assessor and assessed, she knows exactly what is needed to make every lesson outstanding.Birmingham
London
Leeds
New to Systematic Synthetic Phonics
- Key techniques to overcome your phonics fears
- A hands-on approach to teach planned and incidental phonics in every lesson
- High-impact activities to encourage all children to:
- blend
- segment
- apply phonics knowledge
- decode
Presented by: Lesley Turner
Lesley is an inspiring and accomplished trainer in synthetic phonics. Having spent 14 years as a literacy consultant she strongly believes that without the acquisition of communication, language and literacy, children are disadvantaged in all areas of their learning. Lesley’s training style is pragmatic, down to earth and engaging.London
Manchester
Future of English: The New Primary National Curriculum
- Get your school ready for the most significant curriculum change in 25 years
- Uncover government proposals for 2013/2014:
- English as a core subject
- Demand for oral language
- Tools, tactics and timelines for implementation
Presented by: Joe Walsh
Joe has over thirty years’ experience in education as a teacher, inspector, adviser and consultant. He has extensive experience of supporting primary schools in developing the English curriculum and improving teaching and learning. Joe strongly believes in an imaginative and creative curriculum and he focuses on providing practical and engaging strategies for planning and teaching the new primary curriculum.Birmingham
London
Hertfordshire
Nottingham
Muswell Hill
London
Leeds
Nottingham HS
Sheffield HS
The Future of English Literature in Primary
- A practical guide to the new primary national curriculum
- Be at the forefront of change to ensure children can:
- recite poetry
- access literary heritage texts
- understand challenging texts
- Strategies for using literature to teach:
- language development
- presenting and debating skills
- spelling and grammar
- punctuation
Presented by: Bob Cox
Bob has supported over 300 schools and Local Authorities to improve G&T provision. Bob has published international G&T resources as well as Local Authority G&T policies. He is also the managing director of Searching for Excellence.
Birmingham
Manchester
Getting Boys To Read
- Boy-friendly reading materials to raise boys’ reading level
- Motivate and engage boys to read for pleasure
- Develop boys’ leadership skills to become Reading Mentors
Presented by:
Birmingham
Manchester
Leicester
Spelling and Grammar
- Embed Spelling and Grammar provision into Literacy Plans
- Unpick the new Spelling and Grammar focus in 2012/13
- Transform your teaching through interactive techniques
Presented by: Dee Reid
Dee is a literacy expert and qualified teacher. She is consultant to Catch Up - a highly successful literacy intervention programme for struggling readers in Y2–Y8. Dee will offer achievable, practical solutions to help children develop their writing ability.
London
Sheffield HS
Liverpool
Manchester
Milton Keynes






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