Colour Legend T&L NQTs Leadership Subject... Date Title
Colour Legend T&L NQTs Leadership Subject Specific Associate Staff Governance TEACHING SCHOOL TWILIGHT PROGRAMME NOVEMBER 2014 TO JUNE 2015 Date Title 04/11/2014 An undisrupted learning experience Content Venue Facilitator Proactive approaches to Garstang Academy Alasdair Ashcroft, Deputy achieving routinely good or Headteacher outstanding student behaviour for learning 05/11/2014 Effective Science teaching Improve student outcomes in Hodgson Academy Louisa Carter-Davies SLE and science through implementing at KS 3 and 4 Jodie Morton, Lead Teacher key strategies for Science Key strategies to raise pupil 12/11/2014 Ensuring effective pupil Hambleton Primary Holly Wood SLE, Deputy progress in literacy KS 2-3 achievement in literacy across Academy Headteacher, Samantha Upton the phases SLE and Annalise Riches THIS SESSION HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL SPRING TERM 2015 How to run an effective performance management review that challenges and supports staff to improve pupil outcomes A school's account of how to 26/11/2014 PROGRESS 8: How to prepare and engage with the implement the new pupil government’s new pupil progress measure progress measure How TAs in an outstanding 26/11/2014 Creating opportunities for school enhance the teaching TAs to excel and learning of pupils 26/11/2014 Effective quality assurance Workshop on how to use data effectively to assess impact of data for governors 19/11/2014 Improve staff performance through effective performance management Blackpool Sixth Form College Gail Yeadon SLE, Deputy Principal, Blackpool Sixth Form College Hodgson Academy Iain Siddall Senior Assistant Principal and Paul Lamoury Senior Assistant Principal Highfurlong School Highfurlong School Blackpool Sixth Form College John Boyle, NLG Advocate Twilight sessions are FREE to Alliance Schools. From January 2015, there is a cost of £25 pp to all other schools Version 3 Page 1 of 4 TF/KF 11/11/14 Colour Legend T&L NQTs Leadership Subject Specific Associate Staff Governance Date Title 03/12/2014 Most effective Stretch and Challenge techniques 10/12/2014 Stretch and challenge in KS3 Maths 07/01/2015 Literacy across the curriculum 07/01/2015 Effective Preparation for Ofsted 13/01/2015 Behaviour for learning 14/01/2015 Creative differentiation in the classroom for NQTs 14/01/2015 Creative differentiation in the classroom for NQTs 14/01/2015 How to embed numeracy effectively across the curriculum 21/01/2015 Effective department leadership for support staff Content Teach Meet: tutors are invited to share their best practice to increase student achievement Tried and tested ways to increase pupil achievement in Maths Effective strategies to improve student literacy including Pupil Premium students Insight from 3 Teaching School Alliance partners who recently achieved outstanding Ofsted grades How to effectively manage student behaviour in order to increase learning output Increasing student engagement and achievement through targeted activity planning Increasing student engagement and achievement through targeted activity planning A cross-curriculum approach to learning that contextualises numeracy through all the subjects Increasing the effectiveness of your department Venue Blackpool Sixth Form College Facilitator Fylde Coast Teaching School SLEs St George’s School Louise Hastewell, Lead Practitioner Millfield Science and Mr J Power and Mrs J Fawcett Performing Arts College Highfurlong School Breck Primary School, Hambleton Primary Academy, and Highfurlong School Blackpool Sixth Form College and Hodgson Academy Blackpool Sixth Form College Lucinda Doyle SLE and Hodgson Academy Gateway Academy Stuart Aris, Deputy Headteacher, Westcliff Primary School Ryan Hughes, Director of Mathematics and Numeracy Aspire Academy, Bispham Campus Hambleton Primary Academy Aly Spencer, FCAT ITT Coordinator Louise Shaw SLE, Hambleton Primary Academy and Maria Taylor, Breck Primary School Twilight sessions are FREE to Alliance Schools. From January 2015, there is a cost of £25 pp to all other schools Version 3 Page 2 of 4 TF/KF 11/11/14 Colour Legend T&L NQTs Leadership Subject Specific Associate Staff Governance Date Title 21/01/2015 Highly effective starter activities for secondary and 6th Form students 28/01/2015 Ensuring effective pupil progress in KS 2 Computing 04/02/2015 Career Paths for Teaching Assistants 04/02/2015 Effective feedback that improves student achievement 11/02/2015 Planning successful lessons for Primary teachers 25/02/2015 How to provide effective marking and feedback 25/02/2015 An introduction to Middle Leadership 04/03/2015 Improving dialogue through effective quality assurance 04/03/2015 Presentation Skills for pupils that improve attainment 11/03/2015 Using enterprise activities to engage students in learning Content Tried and tested techniques to ensure student engagement Venue Blackpool Sixth Form College Facilitator Estelle Bellamy SLE and Tracy Lowe SLE Key strategies to raise pupil achievement in Computing Unity Academy Roger Farley, Primary Head How to effectively develop your career as a Teaching Assistant A good practice showcase from teachers at an outstanding school Developing plans which support effective pupil outcomes Breck Primary School Hodgson Academy Breck Primary School and Hambleton Primary Academy Bea Tingey SLE, Lead Practitioner Teaching and Learning Pam Birch, Headteacher and Samantha Upton, SLE Strategies for Primary phase teachers to improve pupil outcomes An introduction into effective leadership for staff considering the move into middle management Have highly effective dialogue with staff by improving your Quality Assurance Presentation Skills are a valued employability skill and can have a positive impact on learning Showcase of activities used at Highfurlong to get students involved in learning Norbreck Primary Academy Norbreck Primary Academy St Mary’s Catholic College Stephen Tierney, Executive Headteacher Norbreck Primary Academy Karen McCarter, Headteacher Hodgson Academy Aly Spencer, Blackpool Sixth Form College and Hodgson Academy Highfurlong School Hambleton Primary Academy Highfurlong School Twilight sessions are FREE to Alliance Schools. From January 2015, there is a cost of £25 pp to all other schools Version 3 Page 3 of 4 TF/KF 11/11/14 Colour Legend T&L NQTs Leadership Subject Specific Associate Staff Governance Date Title 11/03/2015 Specialist Leaders in Education, who they are, what they do and how to become one. 15/04/2015 How to improve primary pupil achievement in Maths 22/04/2015 How to teach Phonics effectively 22/04/2015 Thinking about Senior Leadership Content Developing system leaders to support other schools can have a positive impact on the pupil achievement within your own school Key strategies from high performing schools Venue Blackpool Sixth Form College Facilitator Louisa Carter-Davies, SLE Tim Freeman, SLE Mereside Primary School Breck Primary School and Mereside Primary School Top tips from an outstanding school Hambleton Primary Academy An insight into making the move into senior leadership Garstang Community Academy Blackpool Sixth Form College Holly Wood SLE, Deputy Headteacher and Annalise Riches Phil Birch, Headteacher What are the statutory requirements and key roles for Governors What counseling is available to Counseling to support students, where to find it and student welfare how it works The Use of Social Media in How classes can be transformed through the use of social media Education as a learning platform A range of strategies to use Feedback that improves when feeding back to students student achievement for NQTs A range of strategies to use Feedback that improves when feeding back to students student achievement for NQTs 03/06/2015 How to run an effective Governing Body 03/06/2015 10/06/2015 23/06/2015 24/06/2015 John Boyle, NLG Advocate St Mary’s Catholic College Simon Stewart, Chaplaincy Team Leader Highfurlong School Highfurlong School Blackpool Sixth Form College Aly Spencer, FCAT ITT Coordinator Gateway Academy Stuart Aris, Deputy Headteacher Westcliff Primary School Twilight sessions are FREE to Alliance Schools. 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