This 45 min webinar will look at how you provide, assess and evaluate personal development in primary schools. We will look at how you can measure impact, evidence progression. All those who attend will also be given access to free assessment tools, sample PSHE workbooks and story books. 

This webinar offers an explicit, balanced, research-informed critique of current assessment practice in primary schools and how this may change with a swing back towards a more skills-based balanced approach to curriculum development. We will look at primary assessment and the opportunities for the future based on what professionals know is best for teachers and children. It looks at the impact of the curriculum now being the progression model and the importance of integrating assessment with each school's curriculum.  We will also dive into the relationship between assessment for, assessment as and assessment of learning.

Speaker: Simon Hickton, CEO, Cornerstones Education 

You can't be it, if you don't see it: The power of role models in Education,  Weds 15 January

Knowing yourself and understanding your potential is the key to unlocking a world of possibility for children and students. And when young people can see and learn from the stories of role models – amazing people who succeed in the face of adversity – the impact is lasting and powerful. That impact can be felt in a range of areas for pupils and their schools, from the promotion of EDI, pupil mental health and wellbeing, to the development of key skills for a tech-driven workplace, behaviour and oracy.

Speaker: Selena Whitehead, Education Team Manager at Amazing People Schools

Learn how to build a multimedia experience to ignite children's love of learning in History. Learn how the 
Inspire platform and its unique 3D models enhance knowledge acquisition. These models can be rotated, resized, and include built-in animations and narrations.  Each 3D scene illustrates a single topic with several pre-set views, helping students better understand the topic and making learning more engaging and effective. Immersive interactive scenes can also bring events to life.

Speaker: Luke Whitehouse, Curriculum Consultant, Inspire Education

This session will delve into the comprehensive research and evidence-based methods that underpin effective reading instruction. Our expert speakers will guide you through the critical components of the Science of Reading, and demonstrate how these principles can be seamlessly integrated into your school's educational framework to enhance reading outcomes and foster a love of reading among students. 

The Science of Reading encompasses a vast body of research from multiple fields, providing invaluable insights into how children learn to read. This webinar will offer actionable insights and practical strategies that you can implement in your school to support all learners, including those with diverse needs and cultural backgrounds. 

Speaker: Jane Fisher, 3p Learning 

Promoting ownership of children's writing in Early Years and Key Stage One:  Weds 11th June
This session will look at how we can promote and encourage ownership of writing in children from a young age. The creation of independent writers is so important and encourages life long learning. This session will give you ideas to inspire your children through child led writing activities. 

Speaker:  Emma Ralph, Founder, Mighty Writer 

 

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