1. + 20% discount for any additional bookings
The RE Conference
From Good to Outstanding
6th
March 2013 - Kingston Centre, Stafford, ST16 3TW
Supported by:-
_______________________________________________________
Speakers:
Alan Brine
Her Majesty’s Inspector, National Adviser for Religious
education.
Lat Blaylock
Lat is editor of REtoday magazine and has
written many resources published by RE Today.
He taught RE, Humanities and PSHE in
Leicester for 11 years.
Fiona Moss
Fiona is a primary specialist and has been the RE and
SACRE Curriculum Adviser for a unitary authority. She
has written and edited a variety of publications for
Retoday.
Andrew Ackers
Andrew is head of Head of Social and Religious studies
at The Bankfield School which has been highlighted in a
recent Ofsted good practice case study

2. Booking Details
Code Date Venue Times Cost Tutor/Facilitator
REDB12004001 6th March
2013
The Kingston
Centre, Stafford
ST16 3TW
09:00-16:00 £199.00*
+ 20%
discount for
any additional
bookings
Emma Jardine
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Conference Summary
• Is RE changing in your school and are you concerned that RE is not
having the impact you would ideally like to see?
• Are you looking to move RE in your school from Good to Outstanding?
• Do you need help to feel secure that you can recognise, deliver and lead
others in knowing what outstanding teaching in RE looks like?
The RE Conference: From Good to Outstanding can provide the solution!
This year we are delighted to welcome Alan Brine HMI National Adviser for Religious Education who will
be sharing with delegates an Ofsted perspective on RE in schools and where, how and why progress is still
necessary. The highly acclaimed RE Today team, Lat Blaylock and Fiona Moss will also be present and
taking a lead in the RE Conference delivering key notes as well as vibrant and challenging workshops.
Delegates will also have the unique opportunity to meet Andrew Ackers the Head of Social and Religious
Studies at The Bankfield School. This school was recently featured in an Ofsted Good Practice Case Study
for RE. Throughout the day delegates will explore key improvements in curriculum, planning, teaching,
learning and assessment that will help to move RE forward in their schools. With an inspiring key note
address and a selection of seminar sessions for both primary and secondary delegates this promises to be
an outstanding CPD opportunity for RE Practitioners!
Bonus offer!
Delegates will have the opportunity to meet people of faith who are available to come into schools to
support RE and to purchase quality resources at a reduced price during the lunch time from specially
selected trade stands!
Who should attend?
Subject leaders of religious education in primary, middle, secondary or special schools;
headteachers and those responsible for developing SMSC in school;

3. Programme
08:45-09:15 Arrival and registration
09:15-09:30 Chair’s introduction and welcome
09:30-10:10 From Good to Outstanding Lat Blaylock, RE Today
10:10-10:50 Religious Education: Progress, progress, progress! Alan Brine HMI
10:50-11:00 Q&A session
11:00-11:30 Refreshments
11:30-12:00 From Good to Outstanding: The Bankfield School Experience Andrew Ackers, Head of
SRS at The Bankfield School
12:00-13:00 Workshop sessions
Primary workshop
(Title to be confirmed)
Fiona Moss
Secondary workshop
(Title to be confirmed)
Lat Blaylock
13:00-14:00
lunch:
Exhibitors will be available during the lunch break where a selection of
books/resources will be available to view or purchase
14.00-15:00 Workshop sessions
Primary workshop
(Title to be confirmed)
Fiona Moss
Secondary workshop
(Title to be confirmed)
Lat Blaylock
15:00-15:30 Refreshments
15:30-16:00 Plenary Key Note Fiona Moss, RE Today
16:00 Evaluation and conference closes
Delegate feedback from the 2012 Conference…
“Thought provoking!”
“Fantastic and Inspirational!”
“Great ideas to extend and enrich our school practice”
“Good clarity and focus”
“A variety of approaches of how RE can be taught in a more exciting
and appealing way and be relevant to children”
Can you afford to miss this year’s conference?