Chair's introduction and welcome
Dr Verity Jones, Education Consultant
Chris Jones, Deputy Director, Research and Evaluation, Ofsted
Understand the advantages and pitfalls of both approaches
Tim Oates CBE, Group Director of Assessment Research and Development, Cambridge Assessment
Learn new ways to do more with less, be creative and utilise additional grants avaliable
Understand the elements to developing a broad and balanced primary curriculum that reflects the values of your schools
Janet Carroll, Curriculum Team School Support, Cornerstones Education
Understand the elements to developing a broad and balanced secondary curriculum that reflects the values of your schools
Identify opportunities for cross-curriculum learning to ensure a broad curriculum and maximise time
Read our blog on one schools approach to keeping arts in the curriculum
Dr Verity Jones, Education Consultant
Embed inclusion in the curriculum to promote diversity, respect and equality through the use of effective character education
Andrew Moffat, Assistant Headteacher, Parkfield Community School
Understand how mastery and deeper learning can be planned in the curriculum and raise standards across all subjects
Bob Cox, Independent Consultant
Plus, take away our mastery teaching model for lesson planning in maths
Gain innovative, cost effective ideas to spark students’ interests and increase engagement in after school clubs and societies
Gain access to our case study on developing an enrichment programme
Learn to connect your local community to your curriculum and create a strong school-community collaboration
Simon Feasey, Community Capacity Building Coach, Community Capacity Building
