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Secondary Subject Networks Secondary Subject Networks For MATHS – Claire Pretty & Dave Brewster The Billericay School, CM12 9LH ENGLISH – Steph Tuckerman 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) MFL – Christine Jarrold Note: venue may rotate DT and VOCATIONAL COURSES - Mark Gooding SCIENCE – Clare Foreman Mayflower High School, CM12 0RT 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) RE – Louise Mason Brentwood County High School, CM14 4JF PSYCHOLOGY – Andy Rayner 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) SOCIOLOGY – Sabrina Walker MUSIC – Paul Norman & Jonathan Sands The Fitzwimarc School, SS6 8EB 6 Feb 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) Shenfield High School, CM15 8RY 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) PE – Jon Bonnett & Tom Cuff Woodlands School, SS16 5BA July 2018 - Date TBC (4.15pm-5.30pm) ICT/COMPUTER SCIENCE – Naushin Mirza St John Payne Catholic School, CM1 4BS 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) ART – Debbie Kemp Shenfield High School, CM15 8RY 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 - TBC (4.15pm-5.30pm) Note: venue may rotate GEOGRAPHY – Suzanne Keyworth Mayflower High School, CM12 0RT 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018(4.15pm-5.30pm) Note: venue may rotate BUSINESS & ECONOMICS – Karen Southern Moulsham High School, CM2 9ES 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) HISTORY – Lauren Cooper & Tom Pattison Greensward Academy, SS5 5HG 7 Feb 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School, CM14 4EX 27 June 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) DRAMA – Sally Foley & Louise Wilkinson Chelmsford County High School, CM1 1RW 7 Feb 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) St Martins School, CM13 2HG 2 Jul 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) MEDIA – Katrina Brookes Great Baddow High School, CM2 9RZ 23 Jan 2018 (2.30pm-5.00pm) FILM – Holly Williamson & Ian Coleman Bromfords School and Sixth Form College, SS12 0LZ 7 Feb 2018, 27 Jun 2018 (4.15pm-5.30pm) Note: venue may rotate Come together with like-minded colleagues to share ideas and good practice, and explore challenges and opportunities! Colleagues really valued previous meetings which took place and have a focused agenda around: . Developing strategies, and sharing ideas . Exam changes, Exam Boards and Resources . Sharing resources and exemplar material . Curriculum changes, challenges and planning . Progression through KS3-5, The New Syllabus . Assessment and Progress, and challenges through KS3-5 Booking Information - Please email NAME, SCHOOL, POSITION and EMAIL ADDRESS of the delegate along with their NETWORK CHOICE to [email protected] Billericay TSA Members – FREE Non-TSA Members - £50 per school (Annual fee) Schools can send as many teaching staff to as many networks as they wish for this single fee Billericay Teaching School Alliance, The Billericay School, Billericay, CM12 9LH Tel (TSA Office): 01277 314420/34 Website: www.billericayteachingschoolalliance.com .
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