Teachers Come First Conference
24th June 2020
The Life Centre, Sale, Manchester
ONLY 60 PLACES. DON'T MISS OUT!
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2nd Teachers Come First
Conference
24th June, 2019
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Only 60 tickets
Confirmed:
Steve Judge: Paratriathlete and inspirational speaker: 'Don't lean on your excuses!'
Jonathan Glazzard: Professor of Education at Leeds Beckett - the connection between teacher wellbeing and pupil progress
Suneta Bagri: Former headteacher and founder of the 'Every Teacher Matters' network
Felicity King: 'No more fear'
Jackie Wilson: Empower Education
David Gumbrell: The Resilience Project
Sarah Stones: Plain Sailing Motivation
Adam Parkes: The Mental Health Journey
Plus
The Chartered College: Find out how the College supports teachers
Plus
Great company, fantastic food and a lovely venue.
What's not to like?
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Only 60 places
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When they've flown away, they're not coming back!
There is Another Way
Headteachers' Conference
Friday 3rd July, 2020
09.00 - 16.00
Make UK Technology Hub, Birmingham
Brought to you by Every Teacher Matters and the Teach Well Alliance
Suneta Bagri: Every Teacher Matters
Steve Waters: Teach Well Alliance
Led by Jeremy Hannay
Three Bridges Primary School
"There is no pupil wellbeing, there's no pupil achievement, there's no pupil collaboration, there's no pupil collective responsibility, there's no pupil anything until the adults experience it first."
What is the other way?
There are schools that are taking a different path to achieve success. Their headteachers believe that high-stakes accountability, monitoring and micromanagement are destroying teachers' lives and the lives of the children they teach. They consider that the retention and recruitment crisis is a consequence of putting teachers under constant scrutiny and comparing results with other schools in league tables. At the root of the problem, these headteachers argue, is the Ofsted inspection regime and the damage it inflicts on teachers and schools in their attempt either to remain Outstanding or to strive to achieve it.
You will attend this conference because you are one of these headteachers.
The There is Another Way conference will give you the opportunity to walk an alternative path with colleagues who share their vision of leading a school with collaboration, heart and community at its core. The conference will be led by Jeremy Hannay, Headteacher of Three Bridges Primary School in Southall, West London. Jeremy coined the conference title There is Another Way and brings the maxim to life in the way his wonderful school, its teachers and its community learn and support one another each and every day.
During the conference, you will:
- Share good practice in staff wellbeing and mental health with other headteachers in both the primary and secondary sectors.
- Hear from keynote speakers who are committed to take another way - a different path - to success.
- Collaborate with colleagues to agree a set of principles to underpin the There is Another Way movement.
- Take action together to oppose the Ofsted inspection regime and put heart, humanity and creativity back into our schools.
- Agree a structure and timeline for action for the academic year 2020-2021, including encouraging other school leaders to join the community.
- Build your own personal or whole-school action plan.
- Experience first-rate hospitality from Make UK, our conference venue.
There are only 20 Primary Headteacher places and 20 Secondary Headteacher places.10 places will be allocated to serving headteachers in each phase, 10 to former headteachers in each phase.Please complete the Expression of Interest form below to reserve your place.We will get in touch when tickets are availableExpression of Interest Form
Steve Waters: Teach Well Alliance interviews
Jeremy Hannay: Three Bridges Primary School
'The Happiest School in the UK'
Jeremy Hannay explains why he believes 'There is Another Way'
