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All workshops are free to attend: no need to pre-book, just come alongFriday, 14 September 2012| 10:45 – 11:30 | Tomorrow's teaching by Aptus Education | Anita Pankhania, Aptus Education
Aptus Education delivers over 40,000 learning resources, including multimedia and 3D content to teachers in KS4 and KS5. With each resource mapped to the curriculum of your chosen examining body, teachers now have the power to create interactive and inspiring lesson plans in minutes, saving time and increasing achievement levels.
Stage: KS4, KS5 | | | 12:00 – 12:45 | From School rewards to lifetime positivity | Neeraj Sharma, Vivo Miles
Just 3 years old the Vivo behaviour and rewards platform is being used by 15% of secondary schools in the UK. We are launching our new platform which inspires positive change from School years through to the wider community. Organisations and people can now all come together in one network with the common goal of doing good.
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| 13:15 – 14:00 | Red Noses at the ready... | Comic Relief
Come and have some fun with the Comic Relief team as we gear up for Red Nose Day. Get a sneak preview of new resources, see what the best-dressed noses will be wearing come March and find out how to get your pupils laughing and learning for a great cause.
Stage: All stages | | | 14:30 – 15:15 | Teach, travel and double your salary? Yes please! | Bonne International Governess Agency and English Nursery School, Moscow (Stand 119)
We place English teachers in Russian families and our own English schools in Moscow. Average net salaries of £4500pm, teaching school aged children 1 to 1, our 10 years experience focusing solely on Russia, travel and accommodation expenses paid, full and ongoing support from us in Moscow and a chance to see the world make this an unmissable opportunity. If you’re tired of OFSTED, big class sizes and want to explore more opportunities come and find out more at our presentation!
Stage: EYFS, KS1, KS2 | | | 15:30 – 16:15 | Story of a night out | Paul Donnelly and Phil Batty, British Red Cross
The British Red Cross aims to make learning first aid engaging and interactive. We have developed an innovative DVD resource that will take your class through a typical teenage house party and the potential life and death decisions that will ultimately decide the story of a night out. Come on the journey with us and learn more.
Stage: KS3, KS4 |
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Saturday, 15 September 2012 |
| 10:45 – 11:30 | Making CPD highly effective | Lucy Bomber, Education Consultancy
In this session we will explore how to maximise the impact of CPD in your school. Through examining exceptional staff development programmes across the world you will learn how to make CPD in your school much more effective. The workshop will be innovative and interactive.
Stage: All stages | | | 12:00 – 12:45 | Dialogic Maths Teaching: Getting reliable handheld technology into the hands of students | Chris Olley, The Maths Zone at Education Interactive
Graphing calculators are the perfect technology. Small enough to pick up on your way into the lesson and reliable, with standard batteries and no internet distractions. This session will look at the combination of logistical fit to the school setting and the power of thoughtful maths activities to take advantage of high quality maths software using the new Hewlett Packard HP39gII graphing calculator. Chris will share a range of exciting and engaging maths activities using graphing calculators in a fun, thoughtful and interactive workshop.
Stage: KS3, KS4 |
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| 13:15 – 14:00 | Interesting ways to teach boring things | A Twig World Reference School
Not all STEM topics are immediately engaging! A gripping real-world story can make all the difference between understanding and simply rote-learning. Come and hear some interesting ways of presenting traditionally “un-exciting” STEM subjects using short films and online materials. Submit your own ideas for interesting ways to teach boring things, and take away a goodie bag at the end!
Stage: KS3, KS4 | | | 14:30 – 15:15 | Spellathon – improve spelling and raise funds for your school | Jamie Goldblatt, Mencap
Spellathon is a fully digital sponsored spelling initiative. Primary and secondary school children compete to correctly spell as many words as they can while fundraising for Mencap, the UK’s leading charity for people with a learning disability, and their families and carers. Schools can also receive 25% of the money their students raise.
Schools register online and gain access to free interactive games and resources that teach and improve spelling at school and at home. Children pledge a target number of words to spell, and family and friends sponsor their fundraising efforts.
Spellathon is fun, engaging and inclusive, with different game modes for all ages and abilities. The free spelling games are available for whiteboard, PC and mobile.
Find out more at www.spellathon.net
Stage: KS1, KS2 | | | 15:30 – 16:15 | Story of a night out | Paul Donnelly and Phil Batty, British Red Cross
The British Red Cross aims to make learning first aid engaging and interactive. We have developed an innovative DVD resource that will take your class through a typical teenage house party and the potential life and death decisions that will ultimately decide the story of a night out. Come on the journey with us and learn more.
Stage: KS3, KS4 |
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