Developing Outstanding PE & School Sports - The Brit Oval

Programme

08.30 – 09.40	Registration and refreshments
09.40– 10.00 Chair’s address	Chair’s welcome and introduction Professor Margaret Talbot, President, International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education
10.00 – 10.30 Keynote 1	Update of national developments: Where are we now and what more needs to be done? Dawn Brooksbank, Head of Leadership & Volunteering, Youth Sport Trust
10.30 – 11.00 Keynote 2	Placing students at the centre of their learning: Inspiring and engaging young people to get involved with school sports Katie Donovan, Director, International Student Engagement Programmes, Endicott College, Boston & Leadership Development Consultant, Youth Sport Trust
11.00 – 11.10	Questions
11.10 – 11.40	Morning refreshments & exhibition
11.40 – 12.30	Streamed sessions 1
1A			1B	1C	1D
Creating an ‘Outstanding’ Secondary PE lesson: Practical tips on meeting inspection criteria Crichton Casbon, Director, Crichton Casbon Consulting and former QCA curriculum adviser for PE			Creating an ‘Outstanding’ Primary PE lesson: Practical tips on meeting inspection criteria Jodie Williams, AST for PE, Anton Junior School	Developing innovative schemes of work to improve your Secondary PE provision Colin Morris, Director of Sport, Hamble Sports College	Creative strategies for increasing curriculum time for PE and motivating staff to get involved in Primary schools
12.30 – 13.50	Lunch & exhibition
13.50 – 14.30 Inspirational address	‘It’s just not cricket’: Developing and encouraging sportsmanship amongst young people Alec Stewart OBE, former Captain of England Cricket Team
14.30 – 15.20	Streamed sessions 2
2A			2B	2C	2D
Raising achievement through effective use of Assessment for Learning (AfL) strategies in Secondary School PE Sam Mitchell, Assistant Head of PE, St.Clement Danes School			Simple, powerful and manageable assessment designed to make an impact on learning, progress and achievement in the primary school Crichton Casbon, Director, Crichton Casbon Consulting and former QCA curriculum adviser for PE	Cost effective strategies for introducing non-traditional activities into your provision to help engage the disengaged Graham Jones, Partnership Development Manager, Uttlesford School Sports Partnership	Monitoring, evaluating and improving the provision of PE in Primary schools to raise standards Sue Spooner, PE Co-ordinator, Stoke Poges School
15.20 – 15.50		Afternoon refreshments & exhibition
15.50 – 16.40		Streamed sessions 3
3A			3B	3C	3D
Raising achievement through effective use of Assessment for Learning (AfL) strategies in Primary School PE Patricia Maude MBE, Homerton College, University of cambridge			Simple, powerful and manageable assessment designed to make an impact on learning, progress and achievement in the secondary school Crichton Casbon, Director, Crichton Casbon Consulting and former QCA curriculum adviser for PE	Successful initiatives for raising the participation of girls in PE and School Sports Emma Hewitt, PE Teacher, Parkwood Academy	Increasing your competitive sports provision to challenge and develop your students John Greetham, Director of Specialism and Assistant Headteacher, Portchester School – Specialist Sports College
16.40		Conference close & complimentary tour of The Oval