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7th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted:

Ensuring Successful Outcomes

A SecEd & Headteacher Update conference

EARLY BIRD

DEADLINE EXTENDED

TO 10TH FEBRUARY –

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3 March 2017The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT

One-day programme9:00-9:25 Registration, refreshments and exhibition viewing

9:25-9:30 Welcome & introduction Pete Henshaw, editor SecEd & Headteacher Update

9.30-10.45 KEYNOTE 1: Identifying and understanding the many, varied and significant social barriers that impede the life chances of Pupil Premium students

Graham Moore, former teacher, co-founder and director, Humanutopia, with KS2 and KS4 students

10.45-11.05 Refreshments & exhibition viewing

11.05-12.05 KEYNOTE 2: The Pupil Premium: what Ofsted looks for Lorna Fitzjohn HMI, Regional Director for the West Midlands, Ofsted

12.10-1.00 WORKSHOP SESSION 1

A CROSS-PHASE: How to identify and remove key social barriers that dictate youth culture and how to empower young people to rise above them in order to fulfil potential

Graham Moore, former teacher, co-founder and director, Humanutopia, with KS2 and KS4 students

B PRIMARY: The role of parental accountability with Pupil Premium strategy and how this impacts positively on all children

Donna Chambers, Headteacher and Michelle Bates, Deputy Headteacher, Greasley Beauvale Primary, Nottinghamshire

C SECONDARY: The importance of careers and enterprise encounters, information and support in unlocking pupil potential

Alastair Falk, Head of Education, Careers and Enterprise Company, London

D CROSS-PHASE: DATA: Identifying, analysing and presenting Pupil Premium data

Anu Monga, Deputy Headteacher, St Paul’s School for Girls, Birmingham

7th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted: Ensuring Successful Outcomes3 March, The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT

Objectives:Maximise the potential of your Pupil Premium Grant and ensure Ofsted readiness by joining Graham Moore, experienced teacher and co-founder of Humanutopia, as well as Lorna Fitzjohn, Ofsted’s Regional Director for the West Midlands, primary and secondary school students, and a range of innovative, award-winning schools, pioneering teachers and senior leaders, to discuss practical Pupil Premium strategies to help you raise attainment, break down barriers to success, implement effective interventions, understand and tackle social barriers, and improve your planning, delivery, monitoring and evaluation.

This one-day conference will provide you with:• A keynote session focusing on identifying, understanding and

tackling the range of social barriers and challenges faced by children and young people, especially those who are disadvantaged

• A keynote session with Ofsted, directly focusing on the Pupil Premium

• An opportunity to hear and explore the latest information and advice on Pupil Premium best practice

• Advice on being prepared for and succeeding during Ofsted inspection – both generally and in the context of the Pupil Premium

• Interactive workshops offering practical approaches and deliverable solutions that you can take away and implement immediately

• Workshops involving schools from across the range of Pupil Premium income

• A forum to meet, network and share ideas with colleagues from other schools

• Workshops led by teachers, school leaders and educationalists and based on work in and with schools across the country

• Details on current thinking and best practice including:1. Pupil Premium whole-school, group-level and individually

targeted interventions 2. How a positive school climate can mitigate the negative

contribution of disadvantage and poverty on academic achievement

3. Parental engagement: tackling apathy and changing attitudes 4. Ofsted readiness and how performance and results can be

reported to Ofsted, governors and parents 5. Measuring progress and the impact of interventions6. The role of governors in scrutinising Pupil Premium work

effectively7. Identifying which data is important, ensuring accuracy, reliability,

validity and well-informed future Pupil Premium spending8. The links between achieving data best practice and Ofsted

readiness/preparation9. Lesson management of Pupil Premium students, pastoral

support and subject-specific teaching ideas10. Pupil Premium coordination: the responsibilities and reporting

needs of staff at all levels

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90% of attendees at our previous Pupil Premium conference wanted us to arrange future Pupil Premium events

Feedback from past conferences:

Very relevant and applicable sessions all delivered in a supportive and informative way

Really good, concrete examples of best practice

Practical, useful, successful strategies that are transferable to my school context

Very useful to take time out and listen to other colleagues talking about ideas

and strategies

I will look forward to attending next year

Gave me ideas and ways to move forward

Good central choice of locations

The workshops offered practical ideas for Pupil Premium use

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1.00-2.00 Lunch and exhibition viewing

2.00-2.50 WORKSHOP SESSION 2

A EARLY YEARS & KEY STAGE 1: A pick & mix of Pupil Premium interventions for pupils aged 4 to 9

Claire Oaten, Headteacher and Andrea Jones, Deputy Headteacher, Greenfylde Church of England First School, Ilminster, Somerset

B PRIMARY: Successful Pupil Premium interventions and impact measurements

Helen Frostick, National Leader of Education, Headteacher, St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Primary School, Richmond, London

C SECONDARY: A strategic Pupil Premium approach: practical interventions, evaluation, Ofsted preparation and the role of governors

Phil Denton, Assistant Headteacher, Edmund Arrowsmith RC High School, Wigan

2.50-3.10 Refreshments & exhibition viewing

3.10-4.00 WORKSHOP SESSION 3 A PRIMARY: Pupil Premium co-ordination and lesson management

Heather Madsen, Headteacher, Red Oak Primary School, Lowestoft, and Active Learning Trust

B SECONDARY: Reporting the Pupil Premium: Who needs to know what?

Clare Mills, Future Leaders facilitator, teacher and school leader

C SECONDARY: Pupil Premium: proven intervention strategies for improving pupil progress and how to demonstrate their impact for Ofsted

Matt Bromley, education consultant, SecEd writer, author, experienced secondary education leader, Derbyshire

4.00 Close of conference

In-depth session summaries are available at www.pupilpremiumconference.com

• Headteachers

• Deputy headteachers

• SLT members

• Heads of year

• Subject heads

• SEN professionals

• Classroom teachers

• Pupil Premium coordinators

• Local authorities

• Education advisors

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7th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted: Ensuring Successful Outcomes

WORKSHOPSFriday 3 March, 2017:Please tick the appropriate boxes on the list here (one choice per workshop session):

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DELEGATE RATESPlease tick the box as applicableTo guarantee your places at the conference, take advantage of our Early Bird Rate of £269 (plus VAT), a 10% discount on the standard rate of £299 (plus VAT), by booking before 10th February 2017.

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