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Havering Festival of Education 2020 HAVERING FESTIVAL OF EDUCATION 2020 Monday 23rd to Thursday 26th March 2020 WELCOME Our Festival is designed to be one way of putting the strong educational practice in Havering on the map and is supported by the Local Authority, the Havering Academy of Leadership, the Primary and Secondary Teaching Schools, The Havering Colleges and LIFE Education Trust. We have designed our programme to create a sense of excitement, engagement and en- joyment across our educational community. We have chosen three strands for the week: Leadership, Pedagogy and Inclusion. These support the Havering Vision for Education. Participants can choose as many different kinds of session as they want from our extensive programme. Further details and book- ing is through our website www.haveringfestivalofeducation.co.uk. We look forward to seeing you throughout the week. Havering Festival of Education Steering Group: Julian Dutnall, LIFE Education Trust, (Chair) Grahame Smith, Havering Academy of Leadership Trevor Cook, London Borough of Havering Dave Smith, London Borough of Havering Paul Claydon, Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls Ian Gurman, LIFE Education Trust Simon London, Empower Learning Academy Trust Joe Hales, Empower Teaching School Alliance Paul Wakeling, Havering 6th Form College Sharon Nacmias, Crownfield School Joanna Stanley, Havering Primary Teaching School Alliance The Venues Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls - Brentwood Road, Romford RM1 2RR Havering College of Further & High Education - Ardleigh Green Road, Hornchurch RM11 2LL Broadford Primary School Faringdon Avenue, Romford, RM3 8JS THANKS TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSOR Vision Teaching was established in February 2007 by our owners Daniel and Craig, who set Vision Teaching up to be a different type of educational recruiter, one that was committed to excellent customer service and building long-term relationships and bringing schools and high-quality candidates together. We have filled over 400,000 bookings and successfully placed almost 5,000 educators into roles. By solely focusing on London we can prioritise attracting and retaining quality staff from all over the world, so that we can make a real difference to the lives of pupils in our partner schools. We are one of the last established, independent education recruitment companies in London, which allows us to base our decisions on our core values, and improve the reputation of the education recruitment in London by being a shining example of how we all should behave. We believe in doing things the right way, developing relationships based on understanding and respect and this is reflected by Vision Teaching being one of the Top 10 rated education recruitment agencies in the UK, with 9/10 on Rate My Teaching Agency, 4.7/5 on Facebook and 4.5/5 on Google. We intelligently match educators to schools to provide an outstanding recruitment service that adds value, even when providing temporary cover. We believe in matching the right educator, to the right school, so they can make a difference to the lives of pupils and ultimately raise attainment. THANKS ALSO TO... The following staff from schools and the Borough across Havering who have chaired Seminars, Panels or Teach Meets - your contributions have led to the success of this event. J Fielder (Branfil Primary) A Joseph / F Punungwe / N Khan (Bower Park Academy) N Sansom (Branfil Primary) S McLaughlin / H Stannard (Bower Park Academy) E Aylett / M Philpot (Bower Park Academy) N Khan (Bower Park Academy) N Smith (Hall Mead) S Panesar (FBA) J Hales / N Smith (Empower Teaching School Alliance) F Spinks (LIFE International) S Nacmias / I Martin / L Whitehead (Crownfield Infant) L Morgan (Drapers’ Academy) G Hall (Frances Bardsley Academy) M Howard (Bower Park Academy) L Dunnett / V Hartstean (London Borough of Havering) F Smith (Havering Virtual School) Z Gromska (Forest Approach Academy) A Holmes (Dame Tipping Primary) E Allen (Corbets Tey) P Main (Structural Learning) THE MEETINGS Key Note: A speaker whose experience and expertise in a subject area means they can deliver a high quality presentation with a short space for questions at the end. Seminar: A session led by 1 or 2 practitioners who have some experience and expertise in an area which they will share with you. Space for interaction as well as questions will be provided Panel: A session where a small group of experts in a field will answer questions mediated by a chair including the opportunity for audience members to raise their own questions thoughts and ideas. Teach Meet: 3 or 4 practitioners will share their experience of working in an area with real life exam- ples and nuggets of wisdom to take away. Monday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Havering College Session A Session B Session C 7.00 - 7.30 Session A 4.00 – 7.45pm 4.15 – 5.00 5.15 – 6.00 6.15 - 7.00 4.15 – 5.00 Strand 1 Panel: Key Speaker: Key Speaker: Seminar Leadership Chair: J Fielder Clive Leach Clive Leach Chair: A Hinds Exhibitors (Branfil Primary) Venue: throughout evening Broadford Refreshments Topic: So you Topic: Topic: Topic: So you available want to be a: To Boldly To Boldly want to be an Deputy Head? Go! Positive Go! Positive Effective PRIMARY Leadership for Leadership for Middle Leader? 4.00 - 5.00pm Positive Positive PRIMARY & Registration and Education Education SECONDARY Exhibitors (SENIOR (MIDDLE LEADERS) LEADERS/ Networking Wellbeing area in TEACHERS) STEM Room Panel: Seminar: Seminar: Key Speaker: Chair: Chair: N Khan Chair: Vic Goddard SECONDARY (Bower Park PRIMARY 5.00 - 5.15pm Academy) Welcome and Topic: TBC Introductions from: Topic: So you Topic: Making the Topic: Raising want to be a: Data Work - the Standards in the Senior Leader? names behind Foundation Havering Council SECONDARY the numbers Subjects and Havering CROSS PHASE PRIMARY Education Strand 2 Services Seminar: Seminar: Teach Meet: Pedagogy Oliver Caviglioli Oliver Caviglioli Chair: J Hales/N Chair of Festival Smith Venue: Steering Group - Topic: Intro to Topic: Better SECONDARY & Julian Dutnall Dual Coding Resource FE HCFE Design for Teachers Seminar: Seminar: Teach Meet: PRIMARY PRIMARY Chair: 5.15 – 5.45pm Key Speaker: PRIMARY & Keynote Speaker: EYFS Lord Jim Knight Oliver Caviglioli Memory and Networking Meaning Seminar: Seminar: Seminar: Prosecco and PRIMARY & Chair: N Smith Chair: S Panesar Chair: F Spinks nibbles SECONDARY (Hall Mead) (FBA) (LIFE Internation- al) Topic: Beating the Topic: Eliciting Examiner evidence to Topic: 10 ways to 5.45 - 6.30pm inform practice ensure effective Exhibitors SECONDARY Internationalism PRIMARY 6.30 - 7.30pm Strand 3 Keynote Speaker: Key Speaker: Seminar: Inclusion TO BE Chair: L Dunnett/ ANNOUNCED Lisa Damour - V Hartstean Venue: Topic: Untangled Topic: FBA Quality First 7.15 - 7.45pm Teaching: Role & Networking and Impact on Pupil Exhibitors Progress Engagement Wellbeing area in Key Speaker: STEM Room Key Speaker: Lisa Damour - Panel: Networking Seminar: Lisa Damour - Chair: L Dunnett/ Chair: F Smith Refreshments Topic: Under V Hartstean (Havering Virtual available Topic: Untangled Pressure School) Topic: So you want to Topic: be a SENCo? How to maximise PRIMARY & progress for SECONDARY Looked After Young People Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Session B Session C 7.00 - 7.30 Session A Session B Session C 7.00 - 7.30 5.15 – 6.00 6.15 - 7.00 4.15 – 5.00 5.15 – 6.00 6.15 - 7.00 Panel: Seminar: Panel: Seminar: Seminar Chair: A Joseph / Vic Goddard Chair: N Sansom S McLaughlin / H Chair: E Aylett / F Punungwe / N (Branfil Primary) Stannard (Bower M Philpot (Bower Khan (Bower Park Park Academy) Park Academy) Academy) Topic: Bespoke Topic: Raising Topic: TBC Topic: So you want Topic: CPD - how to Standards in the to be a: Transformational ensure that whole Core Subjects Headteacher? Change - school CPD is SECONDARY PRIMARY Strategies to aligned with the rapidly change school’s the fortunes of a improvement school priorities Networking CROSS PHASE CROSS PHASE Networking Seminar Seminar Seminar: Seminar: Seminar: Ges Smith Ges Smith Chair: A Hammond FFT Presentation FFT Presentation (Discovery Education) Topic: Managing Topic: Executive the challenge of Headship Topic: Creating a Topic: Topic: serious youth positive School Target Setting Target Setting violence and gang Culture PRIMARY SECONDARY culture - systems CROSS PHASE and strategies for school leaders Teach Meet: Seminar: Seminar: Seminar: Chair: J Hales/N Chair: P Main Smith (Structural Tom Sherrington Tom SECONDARY & FE Learning) Sherrington Topic: Structural Thinking CROSS PHASE Seminar: Seminar: Seminar: Seminar: Chair: Chair: Chair: G Hall Chair: M Howard PRIMARY & EYFS PRIMARY Key Speaker: (FBA) (Bower Park Academy) Tom Sherrington Topic: Whole Teaching Class Feedback Topic: Oracy Networking Networking Strategies that CROSS PHASE (School 21) Seminar: Seminar: work Seminar: SECONDARY Chair: D Smith / Chair: L Morgan (For Teachers) Chair: S Nacmias/I Martin/ (Drapers’ L Whitehead Academy) (Crownfield Infant) Topic: Academic Topic: Primary Topic: Early Year’s Writing - Feedback Education in mastering the Strategies Denmark - language of the PRIMARY reflections of a Discipline visit SECONDARY PRIMARY Key Speaker: Key Speaker: Panel: Key Speaker Chair: L Dunnett / Tom Bennett - Tom Bennett - V Hartstean / Dr Dr Carrie Grant Carrie Grant Topic: Managing Topic: Leadership Topic: Meeting the Behaviour in the Approaches to Topic: Parent needs of girls Classroom Behaviour Panel - Working with ASD in the Key Speaker (For Teachers) (For Leaders) together
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