Prof Dame Alison Peacock

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Prof Dame Alison Peacock Dioceses of Durham and Newcastle Rural and Small Schools Conference: Embracing Change - Flourishing Leaders 29th April 2019, 10.30-3.30pm The Great Hall, Hexham Abbey, Hexham NE46 3NB Following the March 2018 publication of Embracing Change, the Church of England’s report on Rural and Small Schools, we are delighted to invite you to our forthcoming Day Conference. It will focus on 3 core areas of Rural and Small Schools development: Leadership Development – recruitment/retention, career pathways, collaborative networks and expansion of the Executive Head role Curriculum – teaching and learning, sharing of specialist provision, budgets, economies of scale Community – centrality of schools in small communities, relationship with Church, opportunities for social action, economic impact of schools in rural settings The Conference will gather key leaders from across the region to reflect on important questions, be inspired by fresh thinking and commit to ongoing innovation through networking and collaboration. Alongside the panel sessions, there will be opportunities for schools to join the Foundation’s Peer Support Network, fully funded for 2 years. Who is this conference for? This conference is for leaders working in Rural and Small Schools and will be of interest to Headteachers/School Leaders, Governors, Clergy, & Local Business Leaders. We warmly invite community schools to join us alongside Church of England schools. The conference series and ongoing networking has been generously subsidised – so book early to avoid disappointment! Andy Wolfe Deputy Chief Education Officer (Leadership Development) - The Church of England Education Office Prof Dame Alison Peacock Chief Executive Officer - Chartered College of Teaching The Rt Revd Christine Hardman Bishop of Newcastle Mark Evans HMI - Ofsted - National Lead for Religious Education Dean Jackson Director of Education & Skills – Northumberland County Council Cost of Conference is £75.00 per Delegate. Places are limited and schools are allocated a maximum of 2 delegates per school on a first come first serve basis. To book your place please complete the booking form and return to Susie Taylor: susie.taylor@drmnewcanglican.org