Whole Education events bring innovative education practice under one roof
The Whole Education network is holding a series of EXPO events this summer, bringing the RSA's Opening Minds programme together with initiatives from a range of other organisations.
No gurus and no keynotes - just a focus on innovative practice applied!
These events provide a one stop shop for school and college leaders to learn more about more than 10 innovative projects and programmes run by Whole Education partners. All projects are focused on supporting development of the competencies, skills and knowledge young people will need in the future, providing them with a Whole Education. All Whole Education projects are free, open source and adaptable to suit any school or college context.
Whole Education is a new initiative bringing together leading non-political, non-profit organisations promoting an education that helps young people to develop the qualities, skills and knowledge they need for the future. At a time when education is the subject of much political debate, Whole Education will put the case for a fuller, more rounded education for all young people.
Please visit the Whole Education website for more information, or click below to book a specific event.
24 June, Manchester
10am – 4.30pm, The Co-operative Building,
5 July, London
10am – 4.30pm, The Grand Connaught Rooms,
12 July, Bristol
10am – 4.30pm, At-Bristol,
Breakout sessions will include:
Opening Minds (The RSA)
Discover how you can provide your young people with the real-world skills they will need to thrive, through a competence-driven curriculum framework.
Communities for Learning (Innovation Unit)
Find out how you can bring staff, students and community members together as a learning community, to support and develop both the individuals and the school community.
Human Scale Education
Learn about the importance of human scale learning environments where children and young people are known and valued as individuals, and how you can start to create one.
Education Futures (Futurelab)
Explore how to prepare for and develop an ongoing and sustainable response to the challenges education faces as society and technology rapidly evolve.
Self and Social Learning (UK Youth)
Find out how non-formal learning can help you to develop social and personal skills, self-awareness and responsibility in your young people.
Flow
Explore the education of Essential Qualities - widely believed to be the very source of personal and social wellbeing.
Learning to Learn (Campaign for Learning)
Discover how you can help young people to understand how they learn and give them the motivation and self-confidence they need to develop a lifelong love of learning.
Studio Schools
Learn how to bring together a personalised curriculum and meaningful work experience into a single school model that will help your students to become independent, engaged, effective and empowered students and high achievers
Co-op Trusts (The Co-operative College)
Adopting the values of the co-operative in the ethos of schools to form a school trust, can engage parents, pupils, teachers and the local community in education. Find out how you could develop this in your own school.
Food for Life Partnership
Discover how to encourage a better understanding of and relationship with food, and to foster relationships between schools and their local community.
Learning Launchpad (The Young Foundation)
Find out about emerging projects offering practical learning opportunities to young people aged 14 to 25,F supported by Learning Launchpad.
ASDAN
Explore a range of flexible, activity-based curriculum programmes and qualifications for young people to facilitate the development and accreditation of personal and social skills within various educational contexts.
Learning Futures (The Paul Hamlyn Foundation)
Discover a 'tried-and-tested' method of developing relevant learning, co-constructed curriculum, learning experiences in and out of school, and vary the dynamics of the teacher-pupil relationship.
If you would like more information about Whole Education or would like to speak to a member of the Whole Education team, please email Charlotte.
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