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Friday, 16th November 2018 @ Cardiff City Hall

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About The National Education Show

Seminar Timetable

Seminars & Speakers

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About NES 2018The National Education Show will provide you with the knowledge, resources and expert guidance to inspire, empower and develop great learners.

Show date: Friday 16th November 2018Venue: Cardiff City Hall

Teaching NetworkDoors open for Teaching Network: 7amTimes: 7am - 9am

National Education ShowDoors open for The National Education Show: 8.30amTimes: 9am - 4:30pm

The National Education Show 2018 will be held at Cardiff City Hall. City Hall stands in the heart of Cardiff and is the centrepiece of one of the world’s finest civic centres, an area of impressive buildings, landscaped gardens and broad treelined avenues.

WELCOME TO NES 2018A Word from the Organisers

Hello again, we’re back! Due to outstanding response and popularity of our 2017

conference, The National Education Show is returning to the City Hall for a second year. We can’t wait to greet you all again in what is set to be an even bigger day for

education!

Use this brochure to browse through our fantastic selection of seminars - we have some repeat appearances from our most popular 2017 speakers, along with a host of brand new speakers from all over

the UK.

Our great products and supplies exhibition is also returning to the City Hall, with over 100 companies due to show their services. Take a look at our exhibitors inside this guide, too.

If you’d like to chat about any of our seminars, or other opportunities to be involved with NES, our contact details are on the back page of this book.

We look forward to seeing you in November!

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Seminar Timtable

9.30 - 10.30 11:00 - 12:00 12:30 - 13:30 14:00 - 15:00 15:30 - 16:30Room TBC Developing Numerical

ReasoningAlessio Bernardelli

Vigilant: Safeguarding Young people from

Racism, Radicalisation & Right Wing

ExtremismRay Douglas

Change for change’s sake: How we manage it – understanding the

new curriculum for Wales

Eleanor H Jarrold and Maria Ward

Daily Excellence in the Primary ClassroomLynsey Wangiel

Yr ethos cynhwysol. Be ydi cynhwysiad?

Owain Arwel Davies MCGI BMus

Room TBC Identifying, diagnosing and treating ongoing medical conditions affecting children

Dawn Davies

Love languages, Love learning

Liz McLean

Guerrilla TeachingJonathan Lear

It takes a whole village to raise a child (and

two elephants)Nick Corston

10 Golden Tips for Effective Time & Task

ManagementEllen Rich

Room TBC STOMP-Style Body Percussion – Beat

Goes OnOllie Tunmer

Visible Learning in the Classrooms

Jackie Beer OBE

Mantel of the expert: Dilemma led learning

Hywel Roberts

Hope for the best? Or prepare for the worst? Giving safeguarding

evidence.Martin Baker & Mike

Glanville

Defnyddio Adnoddau CBAC i ddatblygu

sgiliau Mike Ebbsworth a Daffydd Watcyn

Williams

Room TBC Sut i Fagu Hyder, Personoliaeth a PherfformiadStifyn Parri

Ymwybyddiaeth Ofalgar mewn Addysg

Mariel Jones

The Maths Sandwhich!Karen Wilding

How to boost Confidence, Personality

and PerformanceStifyn Parri

Naked TeachingCrista Hazell

Room TBC Personalised R&B – Wellbeing for Teachers

– Because you’re worth it!

Nina Jackson

Introduction to CPR and using a

Defibrillator in SchoolDawn Evans

Mental Toughness – Practical ways to

develop resilient pupilsNicola S Morgan

Uncharted territories in learning

Hywel Roberts and Debra Kid

Love Your Dyslexic Brain!

Sarah Davies

Room TBC Managing confrontation

in a ‘classroom’ environment

Vince Donovan

Breaking Down the barriers: Raising Boys’

AchievementGary Wilson

Cynnal Safonau yn yr Ardaloedd

Rowena Hughes-Jones

Practical ways of successfully managing

pupils with ADHDFin O’Regan

Strength and skills professionals require to work with traumatised

childrenAqualma Murray

Room TBC Using WJEC resources to develop skills

Mike Ebbsworth and Dafydd Watcyn

Williams

Let’s Get Moving!Helen Battelley

Coaching to support teacher autonomy and

student attainment Charlie Warshawski

Self and Peer AssessmentCath Delve

Bringing Donaldson to Life: The Twelve

Pedagogical Principles for Wales in Action

Dr Debra Kid

Room TBC Dealing with allegations against

professionalsAqualma Murray

Dulliau Syml a Chyflym i Reoli Pobl Anodd yn

Effeithiol Einir A Williams

Supporting standards in Science

Karen Milles

Dogs helping children (and adults) in School

Julie Rees, Jo Goodman & Bailey

Connecting young people to parents in

prisonChris Waterman

Room TBC

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Developing the EAL friendly classroom in

the EAL friendly schoolStuart Scott

TBC

Cohesive Classrooms: How to tackle gangs, knives & serious youth violence within Schools

Ray Douglas

TBC

Outside

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Come outside – explore, experiment

and enjoy!Meriel Jones

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Seminars & Speakers

Developing Numerical ReasoningIn this seminar Alessio will engage the audience in CollaboratEd’s proven methodology for developing numerical reasoning. Our resources and methodology have raised standards in all the schools that embedded them in their curriculum, with some schools improving their numerical reasoning test results by over 20% in all year groups since adopting our pedagogy. Our resources have a focus on numerical reasoning, but they also strongly support literacy, procedural numerical skills and the Digital Competence Framework.

If you are seeking to improve the LNF and the DCF in your school this is the workshop for you.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Alessio Bernardelli - Founder, CollaboratEd

Teaching NetworkTeaching Network is a new networking meeting for teachers. An event where all education professionals can share good practice, effective techniques and industry leading pedagogy with one another; a collaboration to improve and enhance education standards in the UK.

With breakfast and drinks included, Teaching Network is the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded educators in a relaxed and cooperative environment.

7:00 - 9:00 | Room: City Hall Council Chambers

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary

Identifying, Diagnosing and Treating Ongoing Medical Conditions Affecting ChildrenMedical conditions are a big worry for any parent and teacher. During this seminar you will learn how to recognise and treat a child or teacher suffering from medical conditions such as Asthma, Diabetes and anaphylaxis. Dawn will share her wealth of experience and explain how to keep your children safe, whilst enjoying their school years with a controlled medical condition.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Dawn Davies - Trainer and retired Nurse, Ajuda Training Ltd

STOMP-Style Body Percussion – Beat Goes OnFollowing on from last year’s sold out workshop, Ollie from Beat Goes On returns with a session that will get the room buzzing with body percussion warm ups, group composition activities and the development of literacy skills through body percussion.

This session will be fun and suitable for all, regardless of prior musical experience.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Ollie Tunmer - Director, Beat Goes On

Sut i Fagu Hyder, Personoliaeth a PherfformiadMae’r sessiwn rhyngwelthiol yma yn llawn tips a thechnegau cadarn i help unigolion i oresgyn diffyg hyder. Mae nerfusrwydd yn gallu amharu yn fawr ar besonoliaeth a pherfformiad rhywun, a dros y blynyddoedd mae Stifyn wedi helpu croesdoriad iach o gleientiaid ddefnyddio nerfau mewn ffordd bositif a gwerthfawr. Ei nod yw helpu unigolion fod ‘yr enghraifft gorau o nhw eu hunain’ ac mae’r cleientaid cymysg sydd wedi elwa o’r sesiynnau yma wedi bod yn ddisgyblion ysgol, peneithiad cwmniau, enwogion y cyfrycngau gyda llwyddiant yn eu bywydau personol, eu gyrfau, cyfweliadau, clyweliadau, cyflwyniadau a hyd yn oed X Factor a Pride of Britain.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: All Presented by: Stifyn Parri - Cynhyrchydd Creadigol, Cyflwynydd, perfformiwr a mentor, Mr. Producer



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Seminars & Speakers

Managing Confrontation in a ‘Classroom’ EnvironmentThis presentation aims to provide delegates with a host of skills and strategies to deal effectively and safely with confrontation within the ‘classroom’ environment. The combination of theory and practical demonstrations will provide an opportunity for delegates to discuss and explore such issues in a safe learning environment.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Vince Donovan - Health, Safety and Personal Safety Trainer, Safety Solutions Training

Using WJEC Resources to Develop SkillsAn introduction to the new digital materials on the WJEC resources website that have been developed specifically to promote learners’ skills. The presentation will raise awareness of the newest packages and offer ideas about their use in the classroom.

It will also address the importance of item level data and how it can be used to help identify the strengths and weaknesses of learners’ skills as well as considering the information available from the Online Exam Review (OER) units as well as a detailed presentation on the use of the Questions Bank resource to provide a range of questions that will help to develop skills.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Mike Ebbsworth & Dafydd Watcyn Williams - WJEC

Dealing with Allegations Against ProfessionalsThis session will look at the process of investigation. There will be a focus on the impact of being wrongly accused of hurting a child, the reasons why some professionals may fail to protect children or plan to abuse children, and what to do to ensure that all allegations against professionals are minimised and addressed appropriately.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Aqualma Murray - Trainer

Vigilant: Safeguarding Young people from Racism, Radicalisation & Right Wing ExtremismVigilant represents the core objective of creating safe spaces within schools to discuss and stop Racism, Radicalisation & Right wing extremism with young people. By building resilience, challenging perceptions and safeguarding those at risk. Vigilant serves as a real-time response to critical issue for young people, families & communities.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Ray Douglas - Executive Trainer & Facilitator

Personalised R&B – Wellbeing for Teachers – Because you’re Worth it!Teacher wellbeing is crucial. In a climate of change, pressure and accountability, we are seeing more and more teachers feeling under pressure and overworked. During this session, Mental Health Ambassador Nina Jackson will help you to recognise your magical ingredients and learn how to say ‘No’ easily. It’s all about the Personalised R&B, you see. Every teacher is valuable human being and taking care of yourself is crucial. Be prepared to walk away from this session invigorated and energised. Because you are worth it.

9:30-10:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Nina Jackson - Trainer, Independent Thinking Ltd/Teach Learn Create Ltd



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Visible Learning in the ClassroomJohn Hattie’s Visible Learning represents the most comprehensive analysis of current educational research into what works to help children make progress. This workshop will introduce a perspective on this and other research, such as Carol Dweck’s powerful research on growth mindset, in order to help you improve your impact.

Make learning even more engaging, effective and visible in your classroom to promote progress and resilience.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Jackie Beer OBE - Education Trainer & Consultant

Ymwybyddiaeth Ofalgar mewn AddysgNod y seminar hon yw rhoi trosolwg byr ar ymagweddau yn seiliedig ar ymwybyddiaeth ofalgar a sut y gall y rhain gefnogi staff sy’n gweithio o fewn lleoliadau addysg. Bydd y seminar yn rhannol ymarferol gyda chyfleoedd am drafodaethau anffurfiol ynghylch y themâu sy’n codi.

Byddwn hefyd yn cyffwrdd â’r cwricwlwm hyfforddi sydd newydd ei ddatblygu i athrawon mewn lleoliadau ysgolion cynradd; ‘Y Cwricwlwm Presennol’.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: All Presented by: Mariel Jones - Athrawes ymwybyddiaeth a hyfforddwr ‘Y Cwriciwlwm Presennol’

Introduction to CPR and Using a Defibrillator in SchoolParents count on school staff & teachers to keep their children safe – in class, in the halls, and on the athletic fields. By attending this seminar, you will be taking one step closer to becoming your school’s advocate for automated external defibrillators (AEDs), you are taking an important step toward protecting children and staff from needless sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) deaths. The power to save lives can be in your hands! During this seminar Dawn will show you the skills required to save a life, including the use of CPR and the defibrillator.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Dawn Evans - Director, Ajuda Training Ltd

Breaking Down the Barriers: Raising Boys’ AchievementThis seminar reflects on what it takes to break down the barriers and raise boys’ achievement and how this might have implications for your own school. Covering, achievement – setting the context of boys’ underachievement, outlining the barriers to boys’ achievement from early years onwards, breaking through the barriers to boys’ achievement in literacy, effective strategies to break down the barriers to boys’ achievement, effective strategies for breaking through other barriers to boys’ achievement, focus on emotional intelligence, peer pressure, teacher expectations, and appropriate teaching and learning skills effective for boys without disadvantaging girls.

This seminar is sponsored by Oxford University Press.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Gary Wilson - Education Consultant

Seminars & Speakers

Love Languages, Love Learning

This seminar will look at how to get pupils on board in their language learning and how to build their confidence and resilience in the languages classroom. At a time when language teaching and learning is in decline, we need to be better than ever before in making language learning relevant, exciting and necessary for a broad and balanced learning profile.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Liz McLean - Head of Language Faculty, Christ College Brecon



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Dulliau Syml a Chyflym i Reoli Pobl Anodd yn EffeithiolBydd y seminar hwn yn cynnig syniadau i’r rhai sy’n awyddus i ddatblygu hyder a sgiliau wrth ddelio â phobl anodd yn yr ysgol. Nod y sesiwn yw arfogi cynrychiolwyr, i ymdrin â rhieni, cydweithwyr, goruchwylwyr neu ddisgyblion – gyda syniadau ymarferol i ymdrin â rhai ‘anodd’ mewn sefyllfaoedd yn effeithiol. Byddwn yn cyffwrdd â adnabod grŵp o bobl anodd a gweithredu strategaethau ar gyfer ymdrin â nhw, datblygu strategaethau penodol ar gyfer datrys gwrthdaro, creu amgylchedd tawel, delio gyda ceisiadau arbennig, delio â sefyllfaoedd heriol ac osgoi iddynt waethygu ymhellach, datblygu sgiliau cyfathrebu a symud ymlaen o sefyllfaoedd negyddol a pheidio â chymryd pethau yn bersonol.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: All Presented by: Einir A Williams - Ymgynghorydd Addysg a Chyfarwyddwr a Rheolwr Gyfarwyddwr, Eryr a NSMTC

Change for Change’s Sake: How we Manage it – Understanding the New Curriculum for WalesTo address preparing and delivering the new curriculum, Maes Y Coed Primary school set itself the demanding task of trying to envisage what their school day would look like under the new proposals. How would the way they plan, teach and assess learning change?

This session will take a look at how you can use the strengths and positives of your school’s success to implement the new curriculum

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Eleanor H Jarrold & Maria Ward - Headteacher & Deputy, Maes Y Coed Primary School

Guerrilla Teaching‘Guerrilla Teaching’ is what Jonathan calls his award-winning combination of great creativity, a sound grasp of pedagogy and a willingness to take more than a few risks in the classroom. And, having seen it in action, we know how powerful it is to make everything better. Drawing on his experience of working with primary children of all ages, Jonathan will explore how building challenge and creating desirable difficulties can help to develop creative thinking and lead to incredible learning outcomes for young people.

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary Presented by: Jonathan Lear - Associate of Independent Thinking Ltd

Let’s Get Moving!This highly practical session will inspire movement in the primary years. This course will highlight evidence-based practice in movement and physical skills, and equip delegates with the skills to create their own movement/dance sessions.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary Presented by: Helen Battelley - Movement Consultant, Music and Movement

Seminars & Speakers

Developing the EAL Friendly Classroom in the EAL Friendly SchoolYour EAL pupils have the potential to make the most progress. Success with pupils for whom English is an Additional Language is very closely linked to the development of effective and self-aware talk between adults and children, between the children themselves and between adults in the classroom. Schools that successfully enable and empower EAL pupils involve all teaching and non-teaching staff. There is increasing research evidence that whole school effective EAL practice raises achievement for all the other pupils in the school. This seminar is designed for mainstream and subject teachers at every phase who are encountering EAL pupils in their classes. It will provide you with a sound understanding of the principles and research that underpins outstanding EAL provision and provide you with a wide range of practical strategies that will make every classroom an EAL friendly environment.

11:00-12:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Stuart Scott - Independent Consultant and Director, Collaborative Learning Project



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Seminars & Speakers

The Maths Sandwhich!We all learn maths best when it is relevant and meaningful. This session will demonstrate how the simple, yet highly effective ‘Maths Sandwich’ model can help you plan for purposeful, engaging mathematics at every age group. Come and be inspired!

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Karen Wilding - Director and Lead Consultant, Karen Wilding Education Ltd

Mental Toughness – Practical Ways to Develop Resilient PupilsDeveloping pupils’ resilience is now being seen as just as important as academic learning and wellbeing. This seminar will look at practical approaches to developing resilient pupils and provide a wealth of practical strategies so that they become mentally tough and are able to bounce back in challenging situations.

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Nicola S Morgan - Education Consultant & Author, NSM Training & Consultancy

Cynnal Safonau yn yr ArdaloeddCynnal safonau yn yr ardaloedd yn y ddarpariaeth barhaus ac yn yr ardaloedd wedi eu cyfoethogi. Syniadau ar gyfer meithrin dysgwyr annibynnol, gan roi pwyslais ar hunan arfarnu a hunan asesu.

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: Early Years Presented by: Rowena Hughes-Jones - Ymgynghorydd Plentyndod Cynnar

Coaching to Support Teacher Autonomy and Student AttainmentCoaching is more and more seen as an essential leadership tool. There is now a weight of evidence to show that a coaching approach has significant benefits for schools including, teacher autonomy, improved morale, collective responsibility and improved student attainment

In this short session we will build on leaders’ existing knowledge, and give them a framework for powerful coaching conversations. We will review listening, questioning and pausing skills, and give leaders the framework for prepared and impromptu coaching sessions

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Leadership & ManagementPresented by: Charlie Warshawski - Education Leadership, Coach and Trainer, Love Your Coaching

Mantle of the Expert: Dilemma Led LearningHywel will show how protecting children into contexts can deepen learning, build enquiry and offer opportunities for powerful writing. There will also be dilemmas to resolve and laughs to be had.

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Hywel Roberts - Travelling Teachers, Create Learn Inspire Ltd



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Come Outside – Explore, Experiment and Enjoy!The outdoors provides children with a unique learning environment and fantastic opportunities for getting up close with nature, awakening curiosity, questioning and imagination. Children who regularly spend time and play in the natural world develop strong environmental memories which last a lifetime. Being in the natural world has a positive impact on children’s health and wellbeing.This is a practical, hands on session that will provide you with great ideas and engaging fun activities to try out with your class.We will spend the session outside in Bute Park, exploring the green heart of the city. Please bring outdoor clothing. Also please be aware that during this session you will be required to move from one event location to another, from City Hall to the Castle grounds.*

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Early Years & Primary Presented by: Meriel Jones - Education Officer, Bute Park

It Takes a Whole Village to Raise a Child (and Two Elephants)A session about parental engagement and using creativity and literacy to engage learners in the curriculum and life outcomes.

In this workshop Nick will talk about what he sees as the two elephants in the room. While everyone keeps looking to teachers for the answers to both education and society’s ill, Nick will look one of the biggest factors proven to raise academic achievement, that of parental and wider community engagement. During the workshop everyone will confront their maker demons and make and fire a paper rocket, and make them wish they’d done that when they were at school and vow to do it with the young people in their care and help them ‘reach for the stars’.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Nick Corston - Dad and Founder STEAM Co

Hope for the Best? Or Prepare for the worst? Giving Safeguarding Evidence.A surprisingly large (and growing) number of Headteachers, senior leaders, Designated Senior Persons (DSPs) and other members of school staff are being summoned as witnesses to a wide range of courts and tribunals. School leaders and staff are now regularly required to give statements, to appear as witnesses and to produce records relating to child protection and safeguarding concerns affecting their pupils. This is never an easy experience and can have a significant impact on leaders, staff members and the reputation of schools. This session will provide you with the practical steps that you can take to prepare yourself, your staff, your governing body and your school for such an eventuality.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Martin Baker & Mike Glanville - One Team Logic (My Concern)

Supporting Standards in ScienceDuring the seminar delegates will consider how to support standards in science using self and peer assessment and explore how a science working wall develops standards and skills

12:30-13:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary Presented by: Karen Milles - Education Consultant

Daily Excellence in the Primary ClassroomThis seminar focuses on the pedagogical principles that underpin daily teaching excellence. I will share a range of practical learning tools that have been implemented successfully to develop excellence at the chalk face in a Primary School; exploring the 12 pedagogical principles outlined in Professor Donaldson’s Successful Futures on the way.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: PrimaryPresented by: Lynsey Wangiel - Deputy Headteacher & Winner of The Award for Teacher of the Year in a Primary School

*At no time can the National Education Show take responsibility for your person, whilst walking from one location to another, crossing roads, pedestrian crossings etc… You are at this time responsible for your own personal safety and wellbeing.



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Uncharted Territories in LearningTaking the many ideas for adventures in learning in their book, Hywel and Debra will explore how the new curriculum for Wales could become an exciting way in which children are inducted into deep learning. Using the twelve principles underpinning the new Welsh curriculum, they will show you how to bring curriculum to life and free the imagination of the teacher.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary & Secondary Presented by: Hywel Roberts & Debra Kid - Education Consultants

Practical Ways of Successfully Managing Pupils with ADHDAttention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the term used to describe a spectrum of learning and behaviour differences. This presentation will outline a range of strategies for teaching and managing children and young people who have ADHD within inclusive settings.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Fin O’Regan - Behaviour Consultant

Self and Peer AssessmentDuring the seminar delegates will explore how young children can self and peer assess their work/learning and understand the links to the FP pedagogy and philosophy, the new ESTYN inspection framework and key messages from Donaldson’s ‘Successful Futures’ report.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Primary Presented by: Cath Delve - Education Consultant

Cohesive Classrooms: How to Tackle Gangs, Knives & Serious Youth Violence within SchoolsThe Minus Violence prevention through education programme has been developed in response to the rise in serious youth violence within schools. Hear how innovative assemblies, citizen & enrichment days can significantly reduce the risk of life threatening behaviour involving Gangs, Knives & Serious youth violence within schools

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: Secondary Presented by: Ray Douglas - Executive Trainer & Facilitator

How to Boost Confidence, Personality and PerformanceThis interactive session is packed with tried and tested tips and techniques to help others overcome confidence issues. Nervousness can have such a negative impact on one’s personality and performance, and over the years Stifyn has helped a vast cross-section of clients use nerves in a positive and productive way. His aim is to help people become the ‘best version of themselves’ and his varied clients that have gained from these sessions include School Children, Chief Executives, TV personalities with success in their personal lives, careers, interviews, auditions, presentations and even X Factor and Pride of Britain.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Stifyn Parri - Creative Producer, Presenter, Consultant and Mentor, Mr. Producer

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Yr Ethos Cynhwysol. Be Ydi Cynhwysiad?Yn wyneb heriau newydd dyddiol ym myd addysg sut mae cefnogi ein disgyblion mwyaf bregus a rhoi cyfle iddynt lwyddo? Mae pawb yn dyheu am gysondeb, ond wrth ymateb i ddisgyblion sy’n wynebu anawsterau cymdeithasol, emosiynol ac ymddygiadol dwys sut mae ‘r elfen yma (cysondeb) yn peri problemau cyson.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: All Presented by: Owain Arwel Davies MCGI BMus - Arweinydd Addysg Gynwhsyol

Defnyddio Adnoddau CBAC i Ddatblygu SgiliauCyflwyniad i’r deunyddiau digidol newydd ar wefan adnoddau CBAC sydd wedi eu datblygu yn benodol i hyrwyddo sgiliau’r dysgwyr. Bydd y cyflwyniad yn codi ymwybyddiaeth o’r pecynnau mwyaf newydd ac yn cynnig syniadau ynglŷn â’u defnydd yn y dosbarth.Bydd cyfeiriad hefyd at bwysigrwydd data lefel eitem a sut y gellir ei defnyddio i helpu i adnabod cryfderau a gwendidau sgiliau’r dysgwyr wrth ystyried gwybodaeth unedau Asesu Arholiadau Ar-lein (AAA) yn ogystal â chyflwyniad manwl ar ddefnyddio’r offeryn ‘Banc Cwestiynau’ i ddarparu ystod o gwestiynau bydd o gymorth i ddatblygu’r elfen sgiliau.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: Cymraeg | Audience: All Presented by: Mike Ebbsworth & Dafydd Watcyn Williams - WJEC

Naked TeachingHow do you inspire and ensure learning and progress without resources, textbooks, photocopies, digital learning devices and apps? Having travelled to Ghana to work with over 200 teachers, where resources and finances are extremely tight, we have to find another more sustainable way to inspire learners and to create innovative and memorable learning experiences. Naked Teaching is the way forward; it’s all about stripping teaching and learning to its bare essentials and finding another way! And you definitely keep your clothes on.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Crista Hazell - Associate of Independent Thinking Ltd

Dogs Helping Children (and Adults) in SchoolThe seminar will introduce delegates to the process of introducing a dog into the primary school classroom. We will talk about our journey of introducing Bailey, our school dog, and share the impact of his work to delegates. This is reflected not only on the academic outcomes of pupils, but also in the work with SEMH pupils as well as pupils and staff who were nervous of dogs.

14:00-15:00 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Julie Rees, Jo Goodman & Bailey - Ledbury Primary School

10 Golden Tips for Effective Time & Task ManagementWith time, anything is possible, without it, nothing is. Deadlines, priorities, projects, initiatives, reports, meetings – sometimes it feels like there just aren’t enough hours in the day and we’re always fighting to catch up!! But not everyone feels this way. The truth is we all have the same amount of time; it’s what we do with that time that counts and some people have learnt how to make time work for them rather than the other way around. These are the people who get things done and feel good about their day and their achievements. In this course, you will learn their secrets – you’ll look at your current time management habits, which ones are serving you and which ones you need to let go. You will get dozens of useful tips for planning and prioritising your workload to become more effective not just busy. Plus, you’ll learn how to confidently manage the time stealers and overcome the biggest time thief of all – procrastination.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Ellen Rich - Consultant Trainer

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Strength and Skills Professionals Require to Work with Traumatised ChildrenThis session looks at appreciating the hidden messages when communicating with distressed and traumatised children, looking at ways to help children transfer negative reactions into positive interactions with others, understanding how to respond constructively to children with behaviours that challenge professionals, and being able to assist traumatised children in coping with the reality of their life experiences.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Aqualma Murray - Trainer

Bringing Donaldson to Life: The Twelve Pedagogical Principles for Wales in Action.A curriculum comes to life in the classroom and only in the classroom. So what could the new Welsh curriculum, with its emphasis on ethics and values, look like in action? Debra will take you through a number of examples, closely linked to the principles underpinning the new curriculum, to show that this is a great opportunity to help children to thrive, think, create, connect and learn.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Dr Debra Kid - Associate of Independent Thinking Ltd

Connecting Young People to Parents in PrisonThis seminar will explore the impact on children and young people of having a parent in prison and the work that can be done to sustain and develop family relationships.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Chris Waterman - Investors in Families

Love Your Dyslexic Brain!A practical and interactive session demonstrating multi-sensory strategies to engage dyslexic pupils in learning. DCHQ (Dyslexia Club Headquarters) is a club for dyslexic pupils where the aim is to raise self esteem and confidence through problem solving and creative activities. Children are given opportunities to develop their gross and fine motor skills, memory, auditory and visual perception, phonological awareness, and social skills.

This seminar will demonstrate how to adapt learning strategies both indoors and outdoors in order to engage dyslexic pupils and to develop metacognition through activities which explore how our brains process the world around us.

15:30-16:30 | Room: TBC

Language: English | Audience: All Presented by: Sarah Davies - Teacher and Additional Needs Co-Ordinator

Seminars & Speakers

Seminar TicketsIf you would like to attend any of our superb seminars at The National Education Show 2018 - make sure you book today. Book early - not just to avoid disappointment, but to save money!

£10+VAT

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30 Apr 2018

£15+VAT

Available until midnight

15 Nov 2018

£20+VAT

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16 Nov 2018

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Stand No: Company

1 Projector Lamps for Schools

3 The Maltings

4 Lexia UK

5 ESPO

8 National Education Union

18 Collective Learning

19 & 20 British Council

25 School Advisory Service

26, 36 & 131 One Team Logic

29 Primary Science Teaching Trust

30 The Outward Bound Trust

31 Educ8

33 National Museum Wales

35 Genee World

37 Jigsaw PSHE

39 & 40 Hodder Education

42 Skill Force

43 Safe Spaces

44 & 55 Stage Systems

46 Rock Uk Summit Ltd

53 NASUWT

58 Renaissance

59 HM Revenue and Customs Sustainability Team

61 EasyRead Time Teacher Ltd

62 & 63 Century Intelligent Learning

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Stand No: Company

68 Voice Cymru

70 B-Squared

71 & 72 Evoke Education

69 & 76 Oxford University Press

77 NASEN

82 Investors in Families

84 & 85 WJEC

86 NSMTC

89 Traveline Busses

94 Eryr

98 & 99 4Matrix

103 Phonic Books

104 & 114 Prim Ed Publishing

111 Motivational Preparation College for Training

119 & 120 Ajuda Training Academy

121 & 122 Autopress Education

123 & 124 Community Playthings

125 Independent Thinking

126 Child Centre for Mental Health

127 Drake educational Associates

128 Upbeat Music & arts

129 Apollo Teaching

130&134 Speechlink Multimedia

132 & 133 Cornerstones Education

135 Thermo Plastic Designs and Lines



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