London Schools Conference 31st March 2014
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This free half-day conference looks at innovative ways in which schools can optimise relations with their local migrant communities in order to encourage parental engagement and raise attainment. To book, go to http://subscribercrm.childrenengland.org.uk/Event-Booking/EventId/1048
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London Schools Conference 2014
London has a proud tradition of embracing our many different cultures and languages. Schools often fulfil the role of
‘community hubs’, supporting newly-arrived families and those with English as an Additional Language (EAL), to
overcome barriers, encourage their children and contribute their skills and talents.
This free half-day conference looks at innovative ways in which schools can optimise relations with their local migrant
communities in order to encourage parental engagement and raise attainment. Delegates will benefit from current
research in education, cultural integration and welfare, as well as gaining practical EAL strategies for the classroom.
There will be valuable opportunities to meet community and advice organisations and to learn how to commission
extended services using the Pupil Premium for low-income families.
Provisional Programme - with speakers and workshops on the following topics:
1. Integration, Education and Welfare : Overview of current challenges
2. Creative Approaches to Raising the Achievement of EAL pupils
3. Engaging Parents and Meeting Community Needs: What works?
4. Innovation and Commissioning: Creating a community hub
This event is recommended for:
Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers, Heads of Inclusion, Extended Schools Coordinators
Classroom Teachers, Ethnic Minority Adviser (EMA)/ EAL Teachers and Coordinators
School Governors, School Business Managers
Advice and Community Organisations, Supplementary Schools
Find out more about our work in schools at www.renaisi.com/our-work/bilingual-parent-support-advisers
Or contact Emma Brech for more information: Email: e.brech@renaisi.com Telephone: 020 7033 2636
Supporting London's Migrant Families to Engage and Achieve
Making effective use of the Pupil Premium
Monday 31
st
March 2014
1.00 - 4.30pm
Islington Arts & Media School
Turle Road
London N4 3LS [Map]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/bpsaconference31stmarch2014-flyer-140313050614-phpapp01/85/London-Schools-Conference-31st-March-2014-1-320.jpg?cb=1394687870)
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London Schools Conference 31st March 2014
- 1. Click here to book a place! London Schools Conference 2014 London has a proud tradition of embracing our many different cultures and languages. Schools often fulfil the role of ‘community hubs’, supporting newly-arrived families and those with English as an Additional Language (EAL), to overcome barriers, encourage their children and contribute their skills and talents. This free half-day conference looks at innovative ways in which schools can optimise relations with their local migrant communities in order to encourage parental engagement and raise attainment. Delegates will benefit from current research in education, cultural integration and welfare, as well as gaining practical EAL strategies for the classroom. There will be valuable opportunities to meet community and advice organisations and to learn how to commission extended services using the Pupil Premium for low-income families. Provisional Programme - with speakers and workshops on the following topics: 1. Integration, Education and Welfare : Overview of current challenges 2. Creative Approaches to Raising the Achievement of EAL pupils 3. Engaging Parents and Meeting Community Needs: What works? 4. Innovation and Commissioning: Creating a community hub This event is recommended for: Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers, Heads of Inclusion, Extended Schools Coordinators Classroom Teachers, Ethnic Minority Adviser (EMA)/ EAL Teachers and Coordinators School Governors, School Business Managers Advice and Community Organisations, Supplementary Schools Find out more about our work in schools at www.renaisi.com/our-work/bilingual-parent-support-advisers Or contact Emma Brech for more information: Email: e.brech@renaisi.com Telephone: 020 7033 2636 Supporting London's Migrant Families to Engage and Achieve Making effective use of the Pupil Premium Monday 31 st March 2014 1.00 - 4.30pm Islington Arts & Media School Turle Road London N4 3LS [Map]