The event at Birmingham’s NEC, organised by Headteacher Update and SecEd, will offer 16 predominantly school-led workshops – all focused on offering practically useful advice for primary and secondary schools.
The opening keynote will be delivered by Owen Carter from ImpactEd – a not-for-profit initiative aimed at closing what it calls the “evaluation deficit” in schools.
Entitled “What difference does it make? Evaluating the impact of your Pupil Premium work, the keynote will offer a range of strategies and structures to help ensure that effective evaluation is at the heart of your Pupil Premium work.
The day will then offer delegates a choice of 15 workshops – primary, secondary and cross-phase – focused on in-school practice, case studies, specific initiatives and other innovations. These are:
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