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Dear colleague,
The Guardian invites you to
join us at our national
schools summit for a day of solution-based learning,
debate and discussion. The event is designed for school senior
leadership teams and addresses the opportunities for strategic
improvement in a changing system.
In the context of
educational reform, wide-ranging policy shifts and new accountability
structures we understand the necessity for schools to share innovation
and best practice to help them improve. Therefore the programme has
been developed to be a mix of high level expert speaker led sessions
and peer discussion groups. Speakers include:
- Barbara
Bergström,
founder and chairman of the board of directors, Internationella
Engelska Skolan (IES)
- Dr Hilary
Emery, chief executive
officer, National Children’s Bureau
- Peter
Hyman , head teacher, School
21
- Professor
Robert Slavin,
Institute for Effective Education, University of York and director
of the Center for Research and Reform in Education at Johns
Hopkins University
- Christine
Gilbert, visiting professor,
Institute of Education and managing director, CGA
- Joe
Hallgarten,
director of education, RSA
- Toby
Young, lead proposer,
co-founder and chair of governors, West London Free School
The event covers a range of
topics including a debate on curriculum reform, strategies to maintain
staff morale and examining what educators can do to help close the
inequality gap.
Booking your
place is quick and simple
We hope you can join us for
what promises to be a challenging, inspirational and informative
day.
Kind regards,
Gaby Disandolo
Event production manager
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