Secondary Maths | Network Meeting
Secondary Maths | Network Meeting Thursday 5th October 2017 | 1.30-4.45 | West Exe School, Exeter
Meeting aims To create a support network in which schools share ideas and effective practice, discuss issues surrounding the new Maths GCSE and 2017 results. To focus on practical solutions to common challenges and gain expert advice and guidance from examiners and other lead professionals. At every meeting we will strive to
Maximise the use of colleagues’ time Focus on core business of teaching, leadership and improving student outcomes Promote practices that have an evidence base to support their impact Allow members needs and priorities to shape network activity
3.15-3.30: 2017 Results Jon Lunn (DTSA Performance Specialist) to provide analysis of Maths results across Devon schools.
3.30-4.30: Examiner input on new GCSEs AQA, Edexcel and other board examiners will lead separate 1hr sessions, exploring key issues arising from 2017 results. Delegates will be able to submit questions for examiners in advance of meeting.
4.30-4.45: Plenary
Network Leaders Lucy Kilgariff DTSA Dartmoor Leader of Education | Cullompton Community College
Agenda
Max Wallace
1.30-2.00: Arrival and lunch.
DTSA Specialist Leader of Education | KEVICC
Chance to network with colleagues. Welcome from network leaders. Browse publishers’ stands.
Fee
2.00-2.15: Network discussion
DTSA Members Free | Non-DTSA £50 per delegate.
Open discussion about current issues in Maths and what the group would like from a network.
Venue
2.15-2.45: Practitioner input
Booking
Short presentations from practitioners on areas of exemplary practice. NB you’ll be invited to present on your success stories when booking.
2.45-3.15: Keynote Speaker Mel Muldowney (Just Maths) – Teaching the new Foundation GCSE
West Exe School, Hatherleigh Road, Exeter EX2 9JU
Online booking: visit www.dartmoortsa.org.uk and go to Courses and Events.
Get in touch Contact Charlotte Vukova for info about booking and arrangements [email protected]. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] for information about the Maths Network.
Meeting aims To create a support network in which schools share ideas and effective practice, discuss issues surrounding the new Maths GCSE and 2017 results. To focus on practical solutions to common challenges and gain expert advice and guidance from examiners and other lead professionals. At every meeting we will strive to
Maximise the use of colleagues’ time Focus on core business of teaching, leadership and improving student outcomes Promote practices that have an evidence base to support their impact Allow members needs and priorities to shape network activity
3.15-3.30: 2017 Results Jon Lunn (DTSA Performance Specialist) to provide analysis of Maths results across Devon schools.
3.30-4.30: Examiner input on new GCSEs AQA, Edexcel and other board examiners will lead separate 1hr sessions, exploring key issues arising from 2017 results. Delegates will be able to submit questions for examiners in advance of meeting.
4.30-4.45: Plenary
Network Leaders Lucy Kilgariff DTSA Dartmoor Leader of Education | Cullompton Community College
Agenda
Max Wallace
1.30-2.00: Arrival and lunch.
DTSA Specialist Leader of Education | KEVICC
Chance to network with colleagues. Welcome from network leaders. Browse publishers’ stands.
Fee
2.00-2.15: Network discussion
DTSA Members Free | Non-DTSA £50 per delegate.
Open discussion about current issues in Maths and what the group would like from a network.
Venue
2.15-2.45: Practitioner input
Booking
Short presentations from practitioners on areas of exemplary practice. NB you’ll be invited to present on your success stories when booking.
2.45-3.15: Keynote Speaker Mel Muldowney (Just Maths) – Teaching the new Foundation GCSE
West Exe School, Hatherleigh Road, Exeter EX2 9JU
Online booking: visit www.dartmoortsa.org.uk and go to Courses and Events.
Get in touch Contact Charlotte Vukova for info about booking and arrangements [email protected]. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] for information about the Maths Network.
