The Centre for Public Policy Seminars is holding a Seminar on Delivering Extended Schools That Really Work on the Ground at The Royal Commonwealth Society in London on Monday 5th June 2006.
LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE
Extended schools and Every Child Matters are central strands of government policy. They impact fundamentally on the ethos, activities, staffing, management and leadership of schools. Just how the policies can best work on the ground remains somewhat vague. This seminar looks at the national context and then examines in detail how policies are being made to work in one inner London comprehensive.
By 2010, schools will provide a range of services and activities, often beyond the traditional school day, to meet the needs of children, their families and the wider community.
How will we meet this target?
How well are challenges and opportunities being met? What are the obstacles and pitfalls to change? How are different stake-holders reacting and performing?
What more needs to be done to assure success? How do we achieve a sustainable win-win result for all?
This CPPS seminar, with key national and local players seeks answers
Bookings for this event can be made online at our website www.cppseminars.org.uk
We can also send you a booking form by fax if you call our booking line on (01422) 845004
We look forward to seeing you there
To see further details of this event and others we are running, please use the links below. Please note: If you have any problems using the link, copy the whole address into your browser address bar and press enter.
Extended Schools seminar in London
The Centre for Public Policy Seminars is holding a Seminar on Delivering Extended Schools That Really Work on the Ground at The Royal Commonwealth Society in London on Monday 5th June 2006.
LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE
Extended schools and Every Child Matters are central strands of government policy. They impact fundamentally on the ethos, activities, staffing, management and leadership of schools. Just how the policies can best work on the ground remains somewhat vague. This seminar looks at the national context and then examines in detail how policies are being made to work in one inner London comprehensive.
By 2010, schools will provide a range of services and activities, often beyond the traditional school day, to meet the needs of children, their families and the wider community.
How will we meet this target?
How well are challenges and opportunities being met? What are the obstacles and pitfalls to change? How are different stake-holders reacting and performing?
What more needs to be done to assure success? How do we achieve a sustainable win-win result for all?
This CPPS seminar, with key national and local players seeks answers
Bookings for this event can be made online at our website www.cppseminars.org.uk
We can also send you a booking form by fax if you call our booking line on (01422) 845004
We look forward to seeing you there
To see further details of this event and others we are running, please use the links below. Please note: If you have any problems using the link, copy the whole address into your browser address bar and press enter.
The Seminar
http://www.cppseminars.org.uk/site/dpb.cfm?do=ref&fldCPPSref=EXT/156&varDetProgBiog=det
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