Capita’s 7th National Behaviour and Discipline in Schools Conference
Capita’s 7th National Behaviour and Discipline in Schools Conference is taking place on Wednesday, 25th January 2012 in Central London.
London, United Kingdom, November 02, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Speakers include:
Chair: David Moore, Former HMI
Nic Dakin MP, Member, Education Select Committee
Sue Morris-King, HMI, National Adviser for Behaviour and Attendance, Ofsted
Ann Betts, Headteacher, Connaught School for Girls
Allen Davis, Inspector and Co-lead Growing against Gangs and Violence, Metropolitan Police
With the Government's recent announcement of new and clearer guidance on school discipline, Capita’s 7th National Behaviour and Discipline in Schools Conference is crucially timed to examine how empowered teachers can radically improve behaviour and reduce the need for exclusions.
From January 2012, Ofsted inspections are to be refocused, with behaviour and safety forming one of four core areas for assessment. Attend this event to hear from leading HMI national advisers and an outstanding pilot school, who will provide vital guidance on how to successfully meet the new criteria and achieve high standards of behaviour. Drawing a link between poor behaviour in schools and the August riots, the expert speakers will also explore the sanctions available to schools and police to combat truancy and anti-social behaviour.
Benefits of Attending
-Get to grips with the Government’s new guidance and understand the legal implications affecting the rights and responsibilities of staff and students
-Hear directly from a pilot school on achieving high standards in behaviour and safety within the new Ofsted Framework
-Explore the use of restorative practices as a behaviour management tool to counteract conflict
-Gain insight into how shared senior management arrangements between schools can improve behaviour
-Understand the importance of early intervention to tackle violence and persistent disruptive behaviour
-Explore the benefits of effective partnership working with voluntary sector organisations in helping pupils with additional needs
Book online - http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/behaviour-and-discipline-in-schools-1.html?code=MKCK
Programme Brochure - http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/pdfgen.html?filename=conference_title_WOPDF.pdf&code=MKCK
Contact – Catherine Kennedy – 020 7202 0557/ Catherine.kennedy@capita.co.uk
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Chair: David Moore, Former HMI
Nic Dakin MP, Member, Education Select Committee
Sue Morris-King, HMI, National Adviser for Behaviour and Attendance, Ofsted
Ann Betts, Headteacher, Connaught School for Girls
Allen Davis, Inspector and Co-lead Growing against Gangs and Violence, Metropolitan Police
With the Government's recent announcement of new and clearer guidance on school discipline, Capita’s 7th National Behaviour and Discipline in Schools Conference is crucially timed to examine how empowered teachers can radically improve behaviour and reduce the need for exclusions.
From January 2012, Ofsted inspections are to be refocused, with behaviour and safety forming one of four core areas for assessment. Attend this event to hear from leading HMI national advisers and an outstanding pilot school, who will provide vital guidance on how to successfully meet the new criteria and achieve high standards of behaviour. Drawing a link between poor behaviour in schools and the August riots, the expert speakers will also explore the sanctions available to schools and police to combat truancy and anti-social behaviour.
Benefits of Attending
-Get to grips with the Government’s new guidance and understand the legal implications affecting the rights and responsibilities of staff and students
-Hear directly from a pilot school on achieving high standards in behaviour and safety within the new Ofsted Framework
-Explore the use of restorative practices as a behaviour management tool to counteract conflict
-Gain insight into how shared senior management arrangements between schools can improve behaviour
-Understand the importance of early intervention to tackle violence and persistent disruptive behaviour
-Explore the benefits of effective partnership working with voluntary sector organisations in helping pupils with additional needs
Book online - http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/behaviour-and-discipline-in-schools-1.html?code=MKCK
Programme Brochure - http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/pdfgen.html?filename=conference_title_WOPDF.pdf&code=MKCK
Contact – Catherine Kennedy – 020 7202 0557/ Catherine.kennedy@capita.co.uk
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