Agenda for Headteachers' Conference - 21 March
The Spring Term Headteachers' Conference is next week, Thursday 21 March and you can now view the final agenda for the morning.
Venue: Stareton Hall, Stoneleigh Park, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth CV8 2LZ.
Time: 8.30am – 12.30pm
Directions: For SAT Nav please use postcode CV8 2LG
Parking: There is plenty of onsite parking available free of charge. Click here to view a map for parking directions.
To help you plan your journey you can access live travel updates at https://roadworks.org
Further information: Handouts and evaluation forms will be issued online following the conference. Please feel free to bring along your own hard copy of the agenda on the day.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Support for governors and clerks
Annual Governors' Conference
Warwickshire's Annual Governors’ Conference will take place on Thursday 13 June 2019. Confirmed speakers include Ian Budd, the newly appointed Assistant Director for Education at Warwickshire County Council (starting 1 April) and Emma Knights, Chief Executive of the National Governance Association.
Further details, including venue, will be shared in the near future.
Clerks' briefing well supported
On 13 February, clerks to governors, who are employed by the Warwickshire Clerking Service, were invited to attend a Clerks’ Briefing.
The event was well supported with 13 clerks attending and topics such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), complaint handling and Your HR being discussed. The session gave everyone the opportunity to ‘air and share’ and network with other clerks which was beneficial to all, and feedback positive with clerks commenting on the value of the session.
The Clerks’ Conference this year will be held on 22 May.
Celebrating excellence and long service in education across the county
The fifth 'Excellence in Warwickshire' awards took place on Wednesday 6 March in Kenilworth, which celebrates the achievements in education during the previous academic year.
Recognising the hard work and commitment of not only headteachers, but also governors, teaching staff, pupils and key services of the council, the event shone a light on all the contributions that go into keeping schools in the county at a high standard.
You can read more about the event here.