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9th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted:
Ensuring Successful Outcomes
A SecEd & Headteacher Update conference23 March 2018The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT
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One-day programme9.00-9.25 Registration, refreshments and exhibition viewing
9.25-9.30 Welcome & introduction Pete Henshaw, editor SecEd & Headteacher Update
9.30-10.45 KEYNOTE SESSION 1
CROSS-PHASE: Inspecting the Pupil Premium: Advice and guidance from Ofsted
Peter Humphries, Senior Her Majesty’s Inspector, Schools, West Midlands Region
(Delegates are invited to submit questions in advance for this session via
10.45-11.05 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
11.05-12.05 KEYNOTE SESSION 2
A PRIMARY: Ofsted and the Pupil Premium: Lessons from experience
Tony Draper, CEO, Lakes Academies Trust, Bletchley & former president of the NAHT
B SECONDARY: Ofsted and the Pupil Premium: Lessons from experience
Stephen Rollett, Inspections Specialist, ASCL
12.15-1.05 WORKSHOP SESSION 1
A PRIMARY: Identifying and supporting the additional needs and SEN of Pupil Premium pupils
Beccie Hawes, Head of Service, Rushall Inclusion Advisory Team, Rushall
Primary School, West Midlands
B PRIMARY (JUNIOR): An Ofsted experience: Inspection in the context of the Pupil Premium
Philip Craig, Headteacher, Rose Green Junior School, West Sussex (PP: 16%)
C SECONDARY: The Pupil Premium: An 18 month journey of improvement
Pete Taylor, Assistant Headteacher, Director of Progress & Standards,
Cansfield High School, Ashton In Makerfield, Wigan (PP: 28%)
D SECONDARY: Pupil Premium: Leadership, timetabling and reviews
Kate Hibbs, Deputy Headteacher (with responsibility for Pupil Premium), Barr Beacon School, Walsall
E SECONDARY: Writing a Pupil Premium plan, evaluating interventions and demonstrating impact
Matt Bromley, Educational Consultant, Bromley Education, Yorkshire
1.05-1.55 Lunch and exhibition viewing
9th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted: Ensuring Successful Outcomes23 March 2018, The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT
Objectives:With funding to schools continuing to tighten, it is now more vital than ever to maximise the potential of your Pupil Premium Grant. Join a range of innovative schools, pioneering headteachers, senior leaders, teachers, Pupil Premium specialists and Ofsted to discuss practical Pupil Premium strategies to help you raise attainment, break down barriers to success, implement effective interventions, establish useful employer engagement, and improve your planning, delivery, monitoring and evaluation all with a view to also being Ofsted ready.
This one-day conference will provide you with:• An opening keynote session with a senior Ofsted HMI focusing on
Pupil Premium inspection and providing vital advice and guidance• Dedicated primary and secondary keynote sessions offering
practical advice and strategies to help schools prepare for and handle Ofsted effectively, in the context of Pupil premium
• An opportunity to hear and explore the latest information and advice on Pupil Premium best practice
• Advice on being prepared for and succeeding during Ofsted inspection – both generally and in the context of the Pupil Premium
• Interactive workshops offering practical approaches and deliverable solutions that you can take away and implement immediately
• Workshops involving schools from across the range of Pupil Premium income
• A forum to meet, network and share ideas with colleagues from other schools
• Workshops led by teachers, school leaders and educationalists and based on work in and with schools across the country
• Details on current thinking and best practice including:1. Pupil Premium whole-school, group-level and individually
targeted interventions both in and out of school2. Effective Pupil Premium leadership structures to help overcome
common barriers when driving Pupil Premium outcomes3. Parental engagement: tackling apathy and changing attitudes4. Ofsted readiness and how performance, results and data can be
reported to Ofsted, governors and parents5. Measuring progress and the impact of interventions, and target
setting to drive up outcomes for disadvantaged students6. Understanding the clear links between Pupil Premium students
and Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) or Developmental Language Disorders (DLD)
7. Monitoring progress in the context of Progress 8 accountability requirements
8. Carrying out Pupil Premium Reviews to meet Ofsted and Department for Education requirements
9. Establishing a whole-school ethos whilst also meeting individual learning needs for each child and ensuring all children experience a positive learning environment
10. The importance of whole-school and personalised approaches to support good mental health
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96% of attendees at our previous Pupil Premium conference wanted us to arrange future Pupil Premium events
90% of attendees at our previous Pupil Premium conference found the content to be aimed at the appropriate level
Feedback from past conferences:Innovative and original
Lots of food for thought and ideas for supporting Pupil Premium and using
funding more creatively
A fantastic day that has given me inspiration and some brilliant ideas to trial in my school
The conference made it much clearer on how to formulate school policy, measure
impact and present for our upcoming OFSTED inspection.
Very relevant and applicable sessions all delivered in a supportive and informative way
Really good, concrete examples of best practice
Practical, useful, successful strategies that are transferrable to my school context
Good central choice of locations
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1.55-2.55 KEYNOTE SESSION 3
A KEYNOTE: CROSS-PHASE: How effective employer engagement can raise aspirations and outcomes for Pupil Premium students at both primary and secondary level
Dr Elnaz Kashefpakdel, Head of Research, and Charlotte Ashden, Head of Schools, Education & Employers, London
B KEYNOTE: SECONDARY: An Ofsted experience: Inspection in the context of the Pupil Premium
Martin Guiver, Pupil Premium Co-ordinator, Caroline Chisholm School, Northampton (PP: 8%)
C KEYNOTE: PRIMARY: The Pupil Premium: Practical strategies for effective intervention
Wendy Baxter, Interim Headteacher
2.55-3.15 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
3.15-4.05 WORKSHOP SESSION 2
A PRIMARY (INFANTS): Parental Engagement and the Pupil Premium in Reception & Key Stage 1
Paul Jordan, Headteacher, and Claire Smith, Deputy Headteacher, Thames View Infants, Barking, East London (PP: 46%)
B PRIMARY: Parental engagement to support Pupil Premium families
Fiona Sadler, Pastoral Lead & Parent Support Advisor, Catton Grove Primary School, Norwich (PP: 45%)
C SECONDARY: Identifying and tackling speech, language and communication needs to raise Pupil Premium outcomes
Carmen De Pablo López, Head of Inclusion, and Marina Breed, Language Support Centre Manager, Tor Bridge High, Plymouth (PP: 32%)
D SECONDARY: From rapid to sustained improvement: A Pupil Premium journey moving from short to long-term planning
Dan Roberts, Deputy Headteacher, Coleridge Community College, Cambridge (PP:40%)
E SECONDARY: Mental health: Coping strategies to help Pupil Premium students thrive in key stages 4 and 5
Ruth Golding, Head of School & Plymouth Secondary Mental Health Lead, Tor Bridge High, Plymouth (PP: 32%)
4.05 Close of conference
In-depth session summaries are available at www.pupilpremiumconference.com
• Headteachers• Deputy headteachers• SLT members• Heads of year• Subject heads
• SEN professionals• Classroom teachers• Pupil Premium coordinators• Local authorities• Education advisors
This day is designed for:
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The VenueThe Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT (Located on first floor of the Atrium, above Halls 7 & 8)
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9th National Conference The Pupil Premium & Ofsted: Ensuring Successful Outcomes
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