Category: AoEA News

BBC LookNorth Talks With Les Walton on Education

I stress on ⁦@BBCLookNorth⁩ The need for cross party education consensus, constancy of purpose, clarity, and cohesiveness, putting our children before political tribalism.This Is a key theme throughout my book ‘Education the Rock and Roll Years’ @CriticalPub @AmazonUK ⁦ pic.twitter.com/tGXOJGCFPE — Les Walton CBE FRSA FCCT (@LesWalton500) December 12, 2021

EduKIT Collaboration as a strategy for promoting equity

Did you miss our EduKIT last night? If so, we have another exciting speaker coming up… Professor Mel Ainscow! Mel is discussing collaboration as a strategy for promoting equity in education. Not one to be missed! Email info@aoea.co.uk to sign up, and to find out more about the benefits of becoming a member of the AoEA. #Education #SLTchat #EduKIT

EduKIT Governance in the UK and USA

Join us next Thursday 4th Nov for our next EduKIT! We’ll be chatting with Emma Knights and Regina Paul about the difference between Governance in the UK and USA! If you want to find out more about our Keeping-in-Touch meeting, or to book your space, get in touch by emailing info@aoea.co.uk and a member of our team […]

EduKIT Lessons from 2.5bn acorns

Association of Education Advisers is hosting AoEA EduKIT – LESSONS FROM 2.5BN ACORNS. Our fortnightly EduKITs are a way for all of our members to keep in touch. Our next EduKIT is with Matt Hood OBE on Thursday 30th September at 5.30pm. Email info@aoea.co.uk to book your space, or find out more about our EduKITs. #education #sltchat #educateadvise #Edukit

Personal Resilience – 2021 summit

Personal Resilience – Dame Rachel de Souza Dame Rachel de Souza delivered a fascinating panel on personal resilience for children living through the pandemic, with a panel of 3 secondary school students from across the UK. Panel: Thomas Kenyon, Charlotte Wilson, and Evie Mulhall Dame Rachel de Souza is the Children’s Commissioner for England, and […]

Reclaiming our Professional Status – 2021 summit

Reclaiming our Professional Status – Dame Alison Peacock Dame Alison Peacock spoke alongside a panel of newly qualified teachers, in a great talk on the issue of professional status. Panel: Aaman Saund, Saira Akhtar, and Josh Ellis. Professor Dame Alison Peacock is Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, a new professional body that […]

Building Personal and Professional Resilience – 2021 summit

Building Personal and Professional Resilience – Sue Williamson This fantastic talk on individual resilience was delivered by Sue Williamson and a panel of speakers. Panel: Damian Eannetta, Razia Butt MBE, and David Hermitt. Sue Williamson is Chief Executive of the Schools, Students and Teachers Network (SSAT). She is also a Trustee of the National Teaching […]

Resilience in a World of Unprecedented Uncertainty – 2021 summit

Resilience in a World of Unprecedented Uncertainty – Dr Kevin Palmer  Dr Kevin Palmer delivered an engaging presentation along with a panel of speakers, discussing how to show resilience in the face of uncertainty Panel: Gwyneth Evans, David Jenkins, Barbara Middleton, and Clare Slowther. Dr Kevin Palmer is Deputy Director of Pedagogy, Leadership and Professional […]

Organisational and Personal Resilience – 2021 summit

Organisational and Personal Resilience – Baroness Estelle Morris and Richard Gill CBE Baroness Morris and Richard Gill MBE delivered a great talk alongside a panel of guests, on resilience in educational organizations. Panel: Mary Lowery, Helen Pike and Sufian Sadiq. Baroness Estelle Morris started her career as a teacher in an inner city multi-racial comprehensive […]