Capita Conferences Announce Details of Their Annual Alternative Provision in Education Conference

Leeds, United Kingdom, November 19, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Following the new Ofsted inspection arrangements, reforms to school performance measures and changes to alternative provision (AP) governance and funding, Capita’s well established Alternative Provision in Education Conference is timed to support attendees with the implementation of these critical changes.

Expert speakers will discuss the reviewing of funding approaches across AP ensuring value for money, how to deliver high quality AP through service level agreements and partnership working and how to raise achievement in Maths and English by providing a flexible curriculum.

The conference offers a unique opportunity to explore how to go beyond behaviour management, raise students’ attainment and support the transition back into mainstream education.

Expert speakers:

Chair: Maggie Kalnins, Chief Executive, The Inclusion Trust
Fiona Wallace, Headteacher, City of Birmingham School PRU and Member, AP Reference Group
Wendy Whelan, Headteacher, Derby Pride Academy
Richard White, Research Manager, National Foundation for Educational Research
David Baldwin, Executive Headteacher, Southshields Community School and Headteacher, Churchill Community College
Audrey Swann, Acting Head, Alternative and Complementary Education and Residential Service (ACERS), Lancashire County Council
Alan Warboys, Regional Director of Education and Executive Principal for the West, School Partnership Trust Academies
Margaret Dover, Headteacher, Newcastle Bridges School
Phillip Rimmer, Senior Deputy Head, Hawkley Hall High School

For more information:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/public-sector-conferences/education/full-conferences/article/alternative-provision-in-education-2.html?code=SMMK

Download the brochure:
http://www.capitaconferences.co.uk/pdfgen.html?filename=Alternative_Provision_in_Education_07.pdf&code=SMMK
Or contact:
Jack Ojari – jack.ojari@capita.co.uk