NORTH EAST ESSEX TEACHING SCHOOL ALLIANCE NEETSA · NORTH EAST ESSEX TEACHING SCHOOL ALLIANCE. NEETSA. Secondary and Post 16 CPD Training . 2015—2016. Aspiring & Newly Appointed

NORTH EAST ESSEX TEACHING SCHOOL ALLIANCE

NEETSA

Secondary and Post 16 CPD Training

2015—2016

Aspiring & Newly Appointed Middle Leaders 6 sessions Twilight ASCL

Aspiring Assistant Heads 6 sessions Twilight ASCL

Aspiring Deputy Heads 6 sessions Twilight ASCL

Catch Up Literacy 3 sessions am/pm CatchUp

Catch Up Numeracy 3 sessions am/pm CatchUp

Established Middle Leaders 6 sessions Twilight ASCL

MAZE 9 sessions Twilight The MAZE Group

NQT - Supporting Your Induction Year 6 sessions Twilight NEETSA

Pastoral Leadership 6 sessions Twilight ASCL

Pastoral Leadership for Support Staff 6 sessions Twilight NEETSA

Talented Teachers 6 sessions Twilight NEETSA

Theatre CPD for English & Drama Teachers 6 sessions 18.00 - Mercury

20.00 Theatre

Reduced course fees are available to NEETSA member schools

Full details are available on the NEETSA website at www.neetsa.org.uk

For all queries please contact the NEETSA office on 01206 216528

Please book by Monday 14 September 2015


NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00-17.30

VENUE

Colchester County High

School for Girls

Norman Way

Colchester CO3 3US

COST

£250 NEETSA Member

£300 non NEETSA Member

Aspiring and Newly Appointed Middle Leadership CPD

The ASCL training will include:-

Leading & managing effectively as a Middle Leader

Effective communication & feedback

Getting the best from your team

Leading effective meetings

Using data to improve outcomes

Managing conversations about professional practice

Please note the first session will finish at 18.00 to allow time for introductions

Booking details : All bookings are online at the NEETSA website www.neetsa.org.uk

For all queries: Please contact the NEETSA Office 01206 216 528

Aspiring and

Newly Appointed

Middle Leaders


NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00-17.30

VENUE

Colchester Academy

Hawthorn Avenue

Colchester CO4 3JL

COST

£250 NEETSA Member



The challenge of whole school leadership

Effectively leading change

Interpreting data with accuracy

Using coaching to motivate & develop others

Managing difficult conversations & contracting for

improvement

Presentation skills


Booking details: All bookings are online at the NEETSA website www.neetsa.org.uk


Aspiring Assistant

Headteachers

NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00-17.30

VENUE

Philip Morant School

and College

Rembrant Way

Colchester CO3 4QS

COST

£250 NEETSA Member



The role of the Deputy in moving the school forward

Authentic leadership

Strategic financial planning

Understanding the relationship between senior staff,

governors and stakeholders

Courageous conversations & managing relationships to

maximise outcomes

Using data as part of your evaluation of progress



For all queries: Please contact the NEETSA Office 01206 216528

Aspiring Deputy

Headteachers



NEETSA

CatchUp Numeracy

& Literacy

These courses train teachers and teaching assistants to

deliver CatchUp Literacy or CatchUp Numeracy; proven

interventions for struggling learners. The training is ac-

credited by Gateway Qualifications and delivered by

CatchUp Accredited Trainers.

The training will include:

CatchUp Numeracy/ Literacy file

Coordinator support session and resources

Record sheets & progress booklists

Target Audience: Primary & Secondary teachers & TAs who teach struggling learners.

Delegates are advised not to attend training for both interventions on the same day.

Booking details: Please call CatchUp on 01842 752297 or email [email protected]

Further information: Further details about interventions and training, see www.catchup.org

DATES

CatchUp Literacy

3 half day sessions

28 September 09.00-12.00

29 September 09.00-12.00

1 October 09.00-13.00

CatchUp Numeracy

3 half day sessions

28 September 13.00-16.00

29 September 13.00-16.00

1 October 12.00-16.30

VENUE

Stanway Federation Learning Centre

Paxman Avenue

Colchester CO2 9DQ

COST

£375 NEETSA Member

Quote code CO161A



NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00-17.30

VENUE

St Benedict’s

Catholic College

Norman Way

Colchester CO3 3US

COST

£250 NEETSA Member


The ASCL Training will include:-

Leadership models, styles & issues

Communication and developing your style

Leading effective meetings

Building and developing your team

Dealing with difficult colleagues

Accountability in a self-improving system




Established

Middle Leaders

DATES

17 September 2015

15 October 2015

3 December 2015

21 January 2016

25 February 2016

24 March 2016

28 April 2016

19 May 2016

7 July 2016

TIME

16.00-18.00

VENUE

Stanway Federation

Learning Centre

Paxman Avenue

Colchester CO2 9DQ

COST

£200 NEETSA Member


The MAZE Approach for Primary & Secondary Schools

Meeting the needs of SEN/ASD pupils

The MAZE is a unique approach, which offers an insight into how

children with ASD experience the world around them. This train-

ing examines the school experience of ASD pupils, which helps to

provide information about why they present in the way that they

do. A range of strategies to both improve emotional well-being

and assist differentiated lesson planning will be explored.

The Maze Approach training is aimed at SENCOs, Senior Leaders,

and staff in regular contact with pupils on the SEND register with

ASD.

The Trainers:

Sue Anderton, Director, The MAZE Group and author of the MAZE

approach, who has 30 years experience of working with ASD children

and families.

Dr Siobhan Timmins, qualified medical doctor and Social Stories™

trainer, approved by Carol Gray.

Lisa Parker, Senior Practitioner in the Tendring CAMHS team, who has

the specialized role of SEN/ASD lead.

The training will be delivered in 2 hour twilight workshops throughout the year.


For all queries: Please contact the NEETSA Office 01206 216528


NEETSA

NEETSA NORTH EAST ESSEX TEACHING SCHOOL ALLIANCE

About the Maze Approach

The MAZE is a unique approach, which offers an insight into how children with ASD experience the

world around them. This training illustrates the school experience of ASD pupils, which helps to pro-

vide information about why they present in the way that they do.

Specifically, the MAZE Approach examines these 3 key areas of difficulty for children with ASD:

Sensory Processing Difficulties that 95% of ASD children experience and that can explain many

unusual or challenging behaviours

Communication difficulties that the children experience, which are often not detected even if

pupils present with functional, fluent speech

Social Understanding and an exploration of how an impaired ability to make social sense of

situations leads to social difficulties, with a focus on the value of Social Stories™.

With a renewed insight into the perspective of ASD pupils, the training will:

unpick challenging behaviours and explore how to replace these with functional skills

explore how to improve emotional well-being and promote self-esteem

identify how to differentiate lesson planning to take account of ASD learners and achieve good

pupil progress that can be sustained

share experience on engaging positively with parents of ASD children and how to work

together with a shared perspective on aims and outcomes.


NEETSA

NQTs -

Supporting Your

Induction Year

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

16.00-17.30

VENUE

Stanway Federation Learn-

ing Centre

Paxman Avenue

Colchester CO2 9DQ

COST

£150 NEETSA Member


The 6 NQT training sessions will be led by NEETSA members

including RQT’s:

Effective behaviour for learning & classroom routines

Marking & feedback

Advanced questioning skills

Inclusion and SEND strategies

Planning for progress & independent learning

Developing resilience and emotional well-being

Every session will include a ‘Teach Meet’ with opportunities for

NQT networking.

Booking Details All bookings are online at the NEETSA website www.neetsa.org.uk

For all queries Please contact the NEETSA Office 01206 216 528


NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00-17.30

VENUE Colchester County High

School for Girls

Norman Way

Colchester CO3 3US

COST

£250 NEETSA Member



The art of effective Pastoral Leadership

Working with tutors to develop a culture of achievement

Engaging effectively with parents and carers

What are the students saying?

Developing a culture of achievement

Quality assurance and its implications




Pastoral

Leadership


NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Afternoon Training

13.00-15.00

VENUE

Stanway Federation

Learning Centre

Paxman Avenue

Colchester CO2 9DQ

COST

£150 NEETSA Member


The training will include:-

The importance of the school ethos

Personal development

Behaviour and welfare

Key pastoral issues in 2015-16

Progress, support and intervention

This training will be led by Phil Jones, Associate

Headteacher, Stanway Federation Learning Centre

Target audience: Non-teaching Pastoral Leaders or Assistants

Booking details All bookings are online at the NEETSA website www.neetsa.org.uk

For all queries Please contact the NEETSA Office 01206 216 528

Support Staff

Pastoral

Leadership


NEETSA Support Staff Pastoral Leadership Programme 2015-2016 Session One – Importance of school ethos

The whole school vision

Expectations

How the values and beliefs of school are communicated through pastoral structures

and systems

Role of the Pastoral Manager, Form Tutor, Pastoral Support Staff

Session Two – Personal development

Developing positive attitudes in the school

Effective learners

Employability skills, personal organisation, building character and resilience

Demonstrating progress with personal development

Session Three – Behaviour and welfare

Working with external agencies

Behaviour management

Case work

Meeting special needs

Safeguarding

Bullying

Supervision responsibilities of schools

Student responsibility

Student voice

Session Four – Key pastoral issues in 2015-16

Current challenges facing pastoral staff in schools

Session Five – Progress, support and intervention

Academic monitoring

Liaison with academic staff, advocate role

Feedback to students and parents

Structured intervention programmes

Out of school hours learning opportunities

Attendance

Use data and other evidence

Coaching, mentoring and counselling

Session Six – Working with people

Challenging parents

Motivating learners

Links with the community

Communication

Support staff

Leadership and management of pastoral care

Evaluation and demonstrating the impact of pastoral care


NEETSA

DATES

24 September 2015

19 November 2015

14 January 2016

17 March 2016

21 April 2016

16 June 2016

TIME

Twilight Training

16.00--17.30

VENUE

Stanway School

Winstree Road

Colchester CO3 0QA

COST

£150 NEETSA Member


The training will include:-

Outstanding teaching and learning

led by Miriam Davis, Head of Biology, St Benedict’s College

Breaking the habit, or sticking your head above the

parapet led by Tess Bates, Assistant Head, The Gilberd School

The use of new technology

led by Luc Adams, Colchester Institute

Using data to improve performance in the classroom

led by Melanie Lamb, School Improvement Leader, Stanway School

Innovations in teaching & learning

led by Liz Batt, Assistant Headteacher, Thurstable School

Sharing action research & the impact of implementation

led by Carol-Anne Moffatt, Deputy Head, Stanway School

Target Audience: Recently qualified teachers in their 2nd or 3rd year who are aiming for

outstanding or already outstanding and want to develop further. It is expected that there will be some

teacher led action research in school to complement the workshops with feedback in the final session.



Talented

Teachers


NEETSA

DATES

12 November 2015

7 January 2015

4 February 2016

14 April 2016

26 May 2016

23 June 2016

TIME

Evening Training

16.00/18.00-20.00

VENUE

Mercury Theatre

Balkerne Gate

Colchester, CO1 1PT

COST

£45 per workshop

Or for all 6 workshops-

£135 NEETSA Member


The Training will include:-

Shared Experience: Adapting Classic Text

Shared Experience delivering a practical insight into rehearsal process, key exercises, to

create expressionistic approach, creating and ensemble & use of movement.

Departmental Detox– JPD/Networking

Peer-to-peer support, share resources & best practice, facilitated by drama

professionals.

Frantic Assembly: Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time

4 hr session to build physical confidence, develop key skills crucial to the performer/

director, & learn exciting approaches to devising text.

Active Learning Session—JPD/Networking

Contemporary provocations presented giving opportunity to test and trial research,

share amongst colleagues & network with peers.

Approaches to Shakespeare

In preparation for Made in Colchester production of ‘Much Ado about Nothing’ develop

methodologies for teaching Shakespeare.

Finale Open Space / Global Café

Review of the research findings & workshop tools

Target Audience: English & Drama teachers, non-specialist teachers, NQTs & ITT teachers.

Booking details: All bookings are online at www.mercurytheatre.co.uk/cpd

For all queries: Please contact Thomas Freeth at [email protected]

Theatre CPD for

Drama & English Teachers

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