The Fielder Centre, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9TP
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For individuals booking a single personal space on this course
Join primary teachers, English subject leaders and school leaders for a full day of face-to-face professional learning focused on the latest research, effective practice and key developments in primary English. Through inspiring keynote presentations and practical, workshop-based sessions, delegates will explore reading, writing and oracy, as well as the foundational knowledge and skills that underpin success. Designed to combine big ideas with practical impact, the day will bring together teachers and leaders to explore current thinking, effective practice and practical approaches that help children thrive as readers, writers and communicators.
Explore current research and key developments in primary English education and their implications for practice
Develop understanding of the foundational knowledge and skills that underpin successful literacy development, including early reading, vocabulary, spelling and writing
Explore inclusive approaches to reading, writing and oracy that support high expectations for all learners
Take away practical strategies that can be implemented immediately to strengthen English teaching and learning
Collaborate with teachers, English subject leaders and school leaders to share ideas, develop professional networks and inspire improvements in English provision.
