Embedding a consistent approach to AfL in teaching and learning to raise standards

With a major new focus on teaching and learning in the revised Ofsted inspection framework and the recent introduction of APP, Assessment for Learning has shot back up to the top of the agenda for secondary schools. Demonstrating how you are using AfL to personalise learning and raise achievement is now an essential part of achieving ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ in your Ofsted inspection.

The fifth annual Raising achievement through Assessment for Learning conference on 15th June brings together the UK’s leading experts, consultants and practitioners help you embed highly effective AfL practice in teaching and learning throughout your school. Attend this event to receive practical advice on how to develop a consistent approach to AfL across your school’s curriculum and use it to raise achievement.

Click here to see an overview of this event. You can also see details of the day in our conference programme

Comments from last year's delegates: 

“Excellent coverage of AfL with relevant real-life examples to spark ideas. All speakers were high quality”.
J. Barklay-Devine, AfL Coordinator, Ashton C of E Middle School

“Informative, stimulating, hands on – excellent value for money – worth the trip from Devon to London”.
P. Messenger, Deputy Principal. Hele’s School

“Truly excellent! Very inspiring, and backed up with practical advice”.
J.Rogers, Director of Learning and Teaching, Roade School

“A well organised and thought provoking conference. The course materials will be of great help in school”.
R. Jolley, Deputy Headteacher, West Exeter Technology College

“Very good – lots of vital information and ideas. Worth leaving Wales for!”.
D. Griffiths, Assistant Headteacher, St. Martins School