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Secondary Headteachers' Conferences 2007-8Working Differently for Children - 6th-7th March 2008, CambridgeHertfordshire Secondary Headteachers Residential Conference Keynote speakers include: ● Matthew Taylor, RSA Chief Executive We are also delighted to welcome Roger Black, M.B.E. Flyer
Working Differently for Children - 16th November 2007Joint HASSH / Standards and School Effectiveness To open our conference programme for 2007/08 we held a half day conference at Beales Hotel, Hatfield. Following the HASSH meeting we began with a keynote from John Harris, Errol Albert, Integrated Process Manager and Jan Spavin, formerly headteacher of Westfield School on the latest developments in multi-agency working in the county. This was followed by seminars which developed the theme of ‘working differently’ in two different but complimentary ways;
Presentations to download: Working Differently for Children - John Harris, Director CSF
ICT Services - the Way Forward? - Carole Bennett
Pedagogy & Practice - Distributed Leadership - Sheila Ball
Joint HASSH / Standards and School Effectiveness
This was the third and final event in our series Sustainability: The Role of Education. Sustainability: The Role of Education With guest speakers Toby Salt, Strategic Director, NCSL and Marie Getheridge, Headteacher, Writhlington School We were delighted to welcome Toby Salt, NCSL to be our guest speaker. As Strategic Director for School Leadership Development, Toby provided a unique insight into the national issues relating to sustainable school leadership. Presentations from the Conference: John Harris, Director of CSF
Toby Salt, Strategic Director, National College of School Leadership n.b. © Please do not copy this presentation
Marie Getheridge
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