How can we diminish the impact of poverty for our most disadvantaged children and young people?
What has been shown to be effective? What does the research evidence tell us about Pupil Premium delivery? What is working on the ground in schools across the country? And how can these innovations, interventions and approaches be adapted and adopted successfully by your school?
The annual SecEd and Headteacher Update Pupil Premium Conference: Ensuring Successful Outcomes will offer practical answers to these questions and more.
Taking place on Friday, February 27, in central Birmingham, this will be the 18th iteration of this flagship event.
Our expert speakers, many of whom are working in schools day-in, day-out, facing the same challenges as you when it comes to Pupil Premium delivery, will offer advice, case studies and tips for supporting the education, development, and wellbeing of our most disadvantaged children and young people.
The event will showcase the work of primary and secondary schools, including Pupil Premium leadership, delivery and evaluation.
We will focus on tried and tested techniques and lessons learned, while also hearing from experts in a range of fields ranging from SEND and mental health, to teaching and learning, to safeguarding, and many more.
The event is aimed at primary and secondary school colleagues who work to support disadvantaged children and young people, including Pupil Premium coordinators, pastoral and safeguarding leads, SENCOs, teaching and support staff, middle leaders, and leaders of teaching and learning.
We are currently in the process of planning our programme for this event. We expect to publish the final programme in October.
For all enquiries about attending, speaking or exhibiting at this event, contact the editor of SecEd and Headteacher Update, Pete Henshaw, via pete.henshaw@markallengroup.com