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Professional Development Programme 202 INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS OF NEW ZEALAND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 202 1 Representing the nation’s leading private schools Enhancing learning inside and outside of the classroom. fujixerox.co.nz/education Contents General Information 3 Heads/Principals Regional Meetings 7 Financial Governance Webinars 8 Non-ISNZ Member Schools Seminar 9 Early Childhood Education Seminar 10 Child Protection and Student Wellbeing Seminar 11 Governance Seminars 12 Heads/Principals Forums 13 Boarding Schools Seminar 14 Career Education and Guidance Webinar 15 Aspiring/Emerging Leaders Seminar 16 Legislation in an Independent School Webinar 17 Marketing and Communications Seminar 18 International Education Seminar 19 Enhancing learning Curriculum Leadership Webinar 20 inside and outside Human Resources Webinars 21 ISNZ 2021 Annual Conference 22 of the classroom. Admissions/Enrolments Seminar 23 fujixerox.co.nz/education EAs/PAs Seminar 24 Development/Fundraising/Advancement Webinar (TBC) 1 ISNZ Member Schools ACG Parnell College ACG Strathallan ACG Sunderland ACG Tauranga Auckland International College Carncot IndependentAGE School School Chilton Saint James School Christ’s College Dilworth School Diocesan School for Girls Ficino School Hereworth School Huanui College Huntley School King’s College King’s School Kristin School Matahui School Medbury School Pinehurst School Queen Margaret College Rangi Ruru Girls’ School Saint Kentigern Boys’ School Saint Kentigern College Saint Kentigern Girls’ School Samuel Marsden Collegiate School Scots College Selwyn House School Seven Oaks School Southwell School Springbank School St Andrew’s College St Cuthbert’s College St George’s School St Margaret’s College St Mark’s Church School St Michael’s Church School St Paul’s Collegiate School St Peter’s, Cambridge The Cathedral Grammar School Waihi School UP InternationalWellesley College College Wentworth School and College Whitby Collegiate Level 16 | 142 Lambton Quay | PO Box 5222 | Wellington 6140 | New Zealand Representing the nation’s leading private schools T +64 4 471 2022 | E [email protected] | www.isnz.org.nz Representing theINDEPENDENT nation’s leading privateSCHOOLSschools OF NEW ZEALAND Independent Schools of New Zealand (ISNZ) Welcome to our 2021 Professional Development Programme Independent Schools of New Zealand (ISNZ) is a not-for-profit is a not-for-profit membership membership associationassociation that provides that provides services services to 50 to Member 46 Member Schools. Schools. The ISNZ Member The ISNZ Member SchoolsSchools collectively collectively educateeducate more thanthan 80 80 per per cent cent of of children enrolled in the children enrolled in privatethe private schools schools sector. sector. The mission of ISNZ Theis to mission serve, strengthenof ISNZ is to and serve, represent strengthen Independent and represent Independent Schools so Schools so that Newthat Zealand New continuesZealand continues to offer tochoice, offer choice, diversity diversity and and innovation in a strong, innovation in a strong,collaborative collaborative and andvibrant vibrant private private schools schools sector. sector. One of the key strategic. objectives of the ISNZ organisation is to provide One of the key strategic objectives of the ISNZ organisation is to provide and facilitate ongoing and facilitaterelevant ongoing professionalquality developmentnetworked opportunities for professional development opportunities for ISNZ Member Schools. All professional development ISNZ Member Schools. All professional development delivered is delivered is , of high and to all ISNZ Member Schools and, where relevant, of high quality and networked to all ISNZ Member Schools and,appropriate, where appropriate, to other interested to other private interested schools private and education schools groups.and education groups. The ISNZ Professional Development Programme draws on the wealth of knowledge and expertise The ISNZ Professional Development programme draws on the wealth of knowledge and expertise of of those working at the cutting edge of education in our Member Schools, as well as from external sourcesthose working where at leading the cutting experts edge are of educationengaged. in our Member Schools, as well as from external sources where leading experts are engaged. The ISNZ Professional Development Programme is designed to challenge, provoke, inspire and motivate delegates. It is also intended to provide an opportunity for personnel within our The ISNZ Professional Development programme is designed to challenge, provoke, inspire and Member Schools, and the sector as anetwork whole, to networkcollaborate and collaboratecollegial in a collegial learning motivate delegates. It is also intended to provide an opportunity for personnel within our Member environment. We can attest to a number of strong networks that have come about as a direct resultSchools, of and a group the sector of like-minded as a whole, people to participating and in a professional in a development learning environment. event designedWe can attest by ISNZ. to a number of strong networks that have come about as a direct result of a group of like- minded people participating in a professional development event designed by ISNZ. For 2021, the ISNZ Professional Development Programme has been designed to offer learning opportunities for more Member School stakeholder groups. After a year of little face-to-face interactionFor 2020, the we ISNZ have Professional continued Developmentto offer valuable Programme in-person has networking been designed opportunities to offer learning as part of ouropportunities Professional for moreDevelopment Member Programme.School stakeholder However, groups. we areWith also this mindful in mind, of we the have impact introduced of the four COVID-19new seminars pandemic for 2020: and the potential financial constraints for our schools. With this in mind, we• have Child introduced Protection a limited and Managing webinar Disclosures series for 2021.Seminar Join• us in Curriculum Auckland Leaders on Friday Seminar 20 August to Saturday 21 August for the ISNZ Annual Conference designed• Early to examine Childhood Independent Education Seminar Schools: Harnessing the Power of What Works and Innovating• Career for Education the Future and of Guidance Education Seminar. The conference is our flagship event, and we encourage our Member School Heads/Principals, Board Members and Senior Managers/Leaders to attend. WeJoin attract us at the outstanding Grand Millennium speakers, in Aucklandeach of whom on Friday share 21 their August knowledge to Saturday and 22 wealth August of for experience the ISNZ andAnnual offer Conference. the very latest The conference research inis ourtheir flagship respective event areas and we of expertise.encourage Weour lookMember forward School to profilingHeads/Principals, our speakers Board and members full programme and senior with leaders you to during attend. the We next attract few outstanding months. speakers from WeNew encourage Zealand and all abroad, Member each Schools of whom to support share their the knowledgeISNZ Professional and wealth Development of experience Programme, and offer the a programmevery latest research that brings in their people respective together areas to ofshare expertise. best practice and to gain a deeper understanding of education in the Independent School community. Now more than ever we need to be connected, collaborativeWe encourage and all Member community-minded. Schools to support Through this programme,the support aof pr aogramme strong network that brings our people aim is to equiptogether participants to share best with practice tools and toresources gain a deeper that willunderstand strengthening of the education learning in environments the independent of their respective schools. school community. Our aim is to equip participants with tools and resources that will strengthen the learning environments of their respective schools. Deborah James Deborah James, Executive Director Independent Schools of New Zealand ISNZ Executive Director , © Independent Schools of New Zealand 2020 2019 Professional Development Booklet Crop and bleed1.pdf 4 20/11/2018 9:15:11 a.m. 2 ISNZ Professional Development Calendar Online The details in this booklet were accurate at the time of printing. For more information and up-to-date event details, please check the ISNZ website at https://isnz.imiscloud.com/Public. Professional Development Costs ISNZ endeavours to provide professional development opportunities at a competitive and cost-effective rate. Please find below the pricing and discount options available to attend our 2021 events: Pricing: Seminar Registration Fee $300 per seminar Webinar Registration Fee $50 per webinar Packages and Discounts: Information General 3 Seminars Package $720 • Save 20% on registration fees • Pay only $240 per seminar This offer must be used to register for three different seminars. When selecting this option, Member Schools are required to select the seminars of their choice and communicate to ISNZ the name of the attendee/s. 5 Seminars Package $1,100 • Save more than 25% on registration fees • Get one seminar free When selecting this option, Member Schools are required to select the seminars of their choice and communicate to ISNZ the name of the attendee/s. Packages and Discounts: 3 Webinars Package $120 • Save 20% on registration fees • Pay only $40 per webinar When selecting this option, Member Schools are required to select the webinars of their choice and
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