Collaborative Working for Schools:
Practical ideas to maximise the benefits of working together

Date: Friday 24th September 2010 8.45am – 4.00pm
Venue: 76 Portland Place, London W1B 1NT
Cost: £229.00 + VAT per delegate or 3 delegates may attend for the price of 2.

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Are Your School's Partnerships Effective and Sustainable?

As schools and clusters look set to become increasingly empowered to manage their funding and make key strategic decisions about their development, it is vital that every school understands how to work effectively across partnerships and clusters for maximum benefits and sustainability. This forthcoming conference will respond to the emerging developments of the new political agenda to provide important guidance and insight into ensuring all school partnerships deliver maximum benefits to all.

Keynote speakers will present the political agenda and national perspective, and schools from across the country will present case-studies of their experiences and successes in effective collaborative working relationships. Delegates will take away practical ideas for ensuring partnerships are sustainable and providing efficiency savings or school improvements, and understand how these partnerships can be measured.

Key themes addressed include:
• Commissioning and making efficiencies
• Creating sustainable partnerships
• Funding opportunities for clusters
• Models of governance and leadership
• Improving behaviour and motivation of pupils through extended services partnerships
• Raising standards across a community
• The Power of Partnership CPD

Case Studies:
• Cross-in-Hand Church of England Primary School, East Sussex
• Edge Partnership of Schools, Birmingham
• Priory School, Bromley
• Willingdon Primary School, Eastbourne
• Yeading Junior School, Hayes

Aims of the Conference
• To provide practical ideas for ensuring collaborations are effective and sustainable
• Utilise the funding opportunities partnerships bring
• Consider Executive Headships and sharing School Business Managers
• Examine how to measure the impact of working collaboratively
• View available funding opportunities
• Share approaches to partnership development
• Hear case studies of best practice in improving behaviour, CPD development, embedding community cohesion and making partnerships effective

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Also look out for:
Driving Sustainability in Your School - 6th December 2010, London
Building the Future: Curriculum and Pedagogy in the 21st Century - 20th to 21st October 2010, Surrey
Leadership Landscapes - part of the Leadership Series - 26th November 2010, London

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