Capita’s 2nd Moving English Forward Conference - Tuesday, 27th November, Manchester
Hear from Philip Jarrett, author of the Ofsted Report Moving English Forward – Actions to Raise Standards in English at Capita’s 2nd Moving English Forward Conference in Manchester
Manchester, United Kingdom, October 11, 2012 --(PR.com)-- About the event
Following the success of our recent London event, Capita’s 2nd Moving English Forward Conference is being held in Manchester to provide delegates with the latest updates on this agenda.
Ofsted’s recent report, Moving English Forward, has found that standards in English are not yet high enough. From September 2012, school inspections will be re-focused on reading and literacy levels to reflect this.
Hear from Ofsted and the National Association for the Teaching of English and attend streamed sessions specifically tailored to primary and secondary schools that offer best practical advice to ensure you meet national targets for all pupils.
Delegate comments from Moving English Forward Conference – 6th July, Central London
“A great mix of practical suggestions, sensible reflections on current policy from ‘people in the know’ and lots of inspiration to take away.”
- Amy Druce, Deputy Head of English, St Augustine's CE High School
“Inspirational speakers with real life examples that you know you’ll be able to implement.”
- Maggie Elliott, Ass. Director of English, St Anne's Academy
Speakers include:
Keynote Address: Philip Jarrett, HMI Subject Adviser for English, Ofsted and Author of the Ofsted Report Moving English Forward – Actions to Raise Standards in English
Chair: Ian McNeilly, Director, National Association for the Teaching of English
Steve Willshaw, Senior School Improvement Consultant, Lincolnshire School Improvement Service
Tracey Rees Cooke, Head of English, Stretford High School
Emily Tudor, Head of English, St Paul’s Academy
David Deane, Headteacher, St Thomas Canterbury Primary School
Benefits of attending:
Hear how Ofsted will be refocusing inspections to drive up attainment in literacy and English
Understand the impact of effective subject leadership in the teaching of English
Explore how to improve transition and continuity between Key Stages 2 and 3
Discover how to bring English to life and promote a love of reading
Find out the latest strategies for teaching phonics effectively
Hear practical tips on how to develop pupils’ speaking, listening and writing skills
Gain insight into how to embed a whole school approach to promoting reading
For more information, visit the website: http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/moving-english-forward-in-education-conference-1.html?code=SMMK
Contact: Catherine.Kennedy@capita.co.uk / 020 7202 0557
Following the success of our recent London event, Capita’s 2nd Moving English Forward Conference is being held in Manchester to provide delegates with the latest updates on this agenda.
Ofsted’s recent report, Moving English Forward, has found that standards in English are not yet high enough. From September 2012, school inspections will be re-focused on reading and literacy levels to reflect this.
Hear from Ofsted and the National Association for the Teaching of English and attend streamed sessions specifically tailored to primary and secondary schools that offer best practical advice to ensure you meet national targets for all pupils.
Delegate comments from Moving English Forward Conference – 6th July, Central London
“A great mix of practical suggestions, sensible reflections on current policy from ‘people in the know’ and lots of inspiration to take away.”
- Amy Druce, Deputy Head of English, St Augustine's CE High School
“Inspirational speakers with real life examples that you know you’ll be able to implement.”
- Maggie Elliott, Ass. Director of English, St Anne's Academy
Speakers include:
Keynote Address: Philip Jarrett, HMI Subject Adviser for English, Ofsted and Author of the Ofsted Report Moving English Forward – Actions to Raise Standards in English
Chair: Ian McNeilly, Director, National Association for the Teaching of English
Steve Willshaw, Senior School Improvement Consultant, Lincolnshire School Improvement Service
Tracey Rees Cooke, Head of English, Stretford High School
Emily Tudor, Head of English, St Paul’s Academy
David Deane, Headteacher, St Thomas Canterbury Primary School
Benefits of attending:
Hear how Ofsted will be refocusing inspections to drive up attainment in literacy and English
Understand the impact of effective subject leadership in the teaching of English
Explore how to improve transition and continuity between Key Stages 2 and 3
Discover how to bring English to life and promote a love of reading
Find out the latest strategies for teaching phonics effectively
Hear practical tips on how to develop pupils’ speaking, listening and writing skills
Gain insight into how to embed a whole school approach to promoting reading
For more information, visit the website: http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/moving-english-forward-in-education-conference-1.html?code=SMMK
Contact: Catherine.Kennedy@capita.co.uk / 020 7202 0557
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