Youth Sport Trust: Building a brighter future for young people through PE and sport

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8:00am - 10:00am

Workshops
08:00 - 09:30		Registration and Exhibition
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

Active Learning Zone
08:00 - 09:30		Registration and Exhibition
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

Mini Keynotes
08:00 - 09:30		Registration and Exhibition
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

Learning Lounge
08:00 - 09:30		Registration and Exhibition
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

Exhibition
08:00 - 09:30		Registration and Exhibition
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

10:00am - 11:59pm

Workshops

09:30 - 11:00

Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

11:00 - 11:30

Exhibition and Refreshments

11.30 - 12.30

Using the Specialism to impact on the Community - 'Wider Community' Self Evaluation

Synopsys:	The community aspect of Sports Colleges is integral to the SEF. This workshop will guide schools through the fundamentals of a 'Wider Community' framework which supports effective self review.
Audience:	HT/DOS
Deliverers:	Shaun Heathcote Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

11.30 - 12.30

A Guide to the Sport and Active Leisure Diploma

Synopsys:	This workshop will outline the key components of the diploma, including employer engagement and IAG. It will also detail the key time lines from gateway application to delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Sue Hook, Senior Programme Manager, Skills Active and Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

11.30 - 12.30

Using the specialism in target subjects

Synopsys:	A session specifically aimed at supporting new Sports Colleges introduce strategies to identify and utilise the strengths of the specialism to support other target setting subjects. Established Sports Colleges will share their experiences in developing the specialim to impact across the school.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Matt Pauling, National Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Bev Whiteside, Development Co-ordinator, Languages and Sport, Youth Sport Trust, Matt Barratt, Faculty Leader for PE and Dance and Jane Elam, Assistant Leader of Learning - Communications Faculty, Hipperholme and Lightcliffe Sports College and Peter Gibbins, Director of Sport, and Sally Dunn, Director of Languages and Head of MFL Faculty, Stourport High School and Sixth Form Centre

11.30 - 12.30

Using an alternative curriculum/delivery to engage the disengaged

Synopsys:	Using the specialism, within an alternative curriculum, to raise aspirations, self esteem and confidence to re-engage young people and improvestheir achievements and attitudes to learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Fiona Derrick, Assistant Head, Joseph Whitaker Sports College, John Savage, Assistant Head Teacher and Director of Specialism,Pickering High School amd Wayne Clark, former British Heavyweight Karatae Champion

11.30 - 12.30

KS3 Curriculum

Synopsys:	You will have an opportunity to see practical examples and learn from Sports Colleges who have piloted the new secondary curriculum in Physical Education.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jo Radford, Director of Specialism , Bridgemary Sports College, Clare Smith, Assistant Head of PE, Wright Robinson Sports College,Andy Hulbert, Director of Specialism, Ivbridge Sports College and Mike Halshaw, Director of Specialism, Wright Robinson Sports College

11.30 - 12.30

Wider Community - Are you an Outward Facing School?

Synopsys:	Are partnerships at the core of your community plan? This workshop identifies who your key partners should be and provides guidance on evidencing learning outcomes through the 'Wider Community'.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Denise May, Director of Specialism Sport and Clair Roberts, Community Project Development Manager, Budehaven Community School

11.30 - 12.30

Language Leaders

Synopsys:	Using languages to develop a positive attitude to learning.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Gill Soulsby, Director of Specialism, and Chevan Paterson, Assistant Head of Modern Foreign Languages, Bramcote Hills Sport and Community College

Active Learning Zone

09:30 - 11:00

Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

11:00 - 11:30

Exhibition and Refreshments

11.30 - 12.30

ALZ1

New Secondary Curriculum

Synopsys:	Practical examples of new ideas and ways of delivering the new KS 3 curriculum from schools who have piloted their curriculum over last 18 months.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Lesley Wood, Subject Leader, Chesterfield Sports College and Kate Thornton Bousfield, Subject Leader, Stanley Sports College assisted by young people

11.30 - 12.30

ALZ2

Science and Sport

Synopsys:	David James and his team will be running a session that uses a variety of interactive apparatus and ideas to explore the links between sport and STEM in an innovative and engaging way.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Dr David James, Senior Sports Engineer, Centre for Sport and Exercise Science, Sheffield Hallam University

Mini Keynotes
09:30 - 11:00		Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address
11:00 - 11:30		Exhibition and Refreshments

Learning Lounge

09:30 - 11:00

Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

11:00 - 11:30

Exhibition and Refreshments

11.30 - 13.00

LL1

Using Innovative approaches to raise achievement

Synopsys:	Sports Colleges and Academies that are focussing on raising achievement through engaging new partners and relationships with pupils, staff and parents.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Pat Cottis, Director of Specialism, Harefield Academy and Debbie Ramm-Harple, Director of Specialism and Vice Principle Capital City Academy

11.30 - 13.00

LL2

Specialism Infrastructure – getting the best out of your specialism

Synopsys:	Systems and structures to train and develop staff towards raising standards.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Adam Arnell, Assistant Pirncipal and Training Manager and James Maddern, Subject Leader PE, King Alfreds Sports College

11.30 - 13.00

LL3

Middle schools approaches to transition

Synopsys:	A middle schools approach to transition at KS2/3 and KS3/4.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Mick Rowbottom, Director of Specialism, Castle Rock High School

11.30 - 13.00

LL4

Developing partners and sharing cultures

Synopsys:	An open forum to discuss the rationale and developmental potential of international school links, including current and future opportunities.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Alan Bell, International Development Co-ordinator, Youth Sport Trust aned Andy Hansen, Senior Adviser Education and Sport, British Council

11.30 - 13.00

LL5

Using the specialism in the new curriculum - connecting learning

Synopsys:	Schools that embraced the opportunity afforded by the new curriculum to place their learners at the heart of curriculum design.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Sally Jo Jennings, Subject Leader PE, Swadelands School

11.30 - 13.00

LL6

Science and Sport learning together through action research

Synopsys:	Feedback from Science Learning Centre / YST project to develop collaborative action research and the impact that it has had on the pilot schools.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	John Wardle, Director, Science Learning Centre, Yorkshire and Humber

11.30 - 13.00

LL7

Building a whole school approach to reading promotion

Synopsys:	Joint YST / National Literacy Trust pilot for Reading Champions programme using Young Leaders to target literacy.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Nick Batty, Reading Connects and Reading Champions Project Co-ordinator and Irfan Master, Reading the Game Project Manager, National Literacy Trust

11.30 - 13.00

LL8

Using the Specialism to raise the profile and uptake of languages

Synopsys:	Practical ideas to impact on your languages department.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Alison Lucas, Director of Learning MFL, Oasis Academy Wintringham

Exhibition

09:30 - 11:00

Welcome and Ministerial Address & Keynote Address

11:00 - 11:30

Exhibition and Refreshments

11:30 - 14:30

Exhibition

Synopsys:	The exhibition will feature stands from over 125 commercial exhibitors and 70 sporting and educational partners. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area throughout the two days. Each delegate will receive an exhibitor directory which provides a handy reference guide during and after the conference.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:

12:00pm - 13:59pm

Workshops

11.30 - 12.30

Using the Specialism to impact on the Community - 'Wider Community' Self Evaluation

Synopsys:	The community aspect of Sports Colleges is integral to the SEF. This workshop will guide schools through the fundamentals of a 'Wider Community' framework which supports effective self review.
Audience:	HT/DOS
Deliverers:	Shaun Heathcote Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

11.30 - 12.30

A Guide to the Sport and Active Leisure Diploma

Synopsys:	This workshop will outline the key components of the diploma, including employer engagement and IAG. It will also detail the key time lines from gateway application to delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Sue Hook, Senior Programme Manager, Skills Active and Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

11.30 - 12.30

Using the specialism in target subjects

Synopsys:	A session specifically aimed at supporting new Sports Colleges introduce strategies to identify and utilise the strengths of the specialism to support other target setting subjects. Established Sports Colleges will share their experiences in developing the specialim to impact across the school.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Matt Pauling, National Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Bev Whiteside, Development Co-ordinator, Languages and Sport, Youth Sport Trust, Matt Barratt, Faculty Leader for PE and Dance and Jane Elam, Assistant Leader of Learning - Communications Faculty, Hipperholme and Lightcliffe Sports College and Peter Gibbins, Director of Sport, and Sally Dunn, Director of Languages and Head of MFL Faculty, Stourport High School and Sixth Form Centre

11.30 - 12.30

Using an alternative curriculum/delivery to engage the disengaged

Synopsys:	Using the specialism, within an alternative curriculum, to raise aspirations, self esteem and confidence to re-engage young people and improvestheir achievements and attitudes to learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Fiona Derrick, Assistant Head, Joseph Whitaker Sports College, John Savage, Assistant Head Teacher and Director of Specialism,Pickering High School amd Wayne Clark, former British Heavyweight Karatae Champion

11.30 - 12.30

KS3 Curriculum

Synopsys:	You will have an opportunity to see practical examples and learn from Sports Colleges who have piloted the new secondary curriculum in Physical Education.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jo Radford, Director of Specialism , Bridgemary Sports College, Clare Smith, Assistant Head of PE, Wright Robinson Sports College,Andy Hulbert, Director of Specialism, Ivbridge Sports College and Mike Halshaw, Director of Specialism, Wright Robinson Sports College

11.30 - 12.30

Wider Community - Are you an Outward Facing School?

Synopsys:	Are partnerships at the core of your community plan? This workshop identifies who your key partners should be and provides guidance on evidencing learning outcomes through the 'Wider Community'.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Denise May, Director of Specialism Sport and Clair Roberts, Community Project Development Manager, Budehaven Community School

11.30 - 12.30

Language Leaders

Synopsys:	Using languages to develop a positive attitude to learning.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Gill Soulsby, Director of Specialism, and Chevan Paterson, Assistant Head of Modern Foreign Languages, Bramcote Hills Sport and Community College

12.00 - 13.00

Quality PE in partner schools

Synopsys:	How are you playing an advocacy role in influencing, supporting and developing your partner schools in achieving 2 hours HQ PE?
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Phil Boulton, Assistant Head Teacher, Saints Peter and Paul Sports College

12.00 - 13.00

W10

Using the specialism to create a positive ethos and raised expectations

Synopsys:	Aspirations focus on developing self-esteem to create a "can do" culture in school.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Brian Griffen, Director of Specialism, Knights Acadmey and Greg Morrison, Director of Enterprise and Sport, Harris Academy

12.00 - 13.00

W11

School based strategies for developing outstanding leaders

Synopsys:	This workshop will cover best practice in linking leadership development with succession planning in secondary schools. In addition to drawing upon work nationally, HPSS Leadership Partner Schools will be sharing their experiences in developing their particular strategies to support leaders.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	John O'Callaghan, YST Associate Director and NCSL National Succession Consultant / Leadreships Partner School Headteachers

12.00 - 13.00

W12

Leading the specialism

Synopsys:	How does a Subject Leader develop a lead department? Practical advice from a successful Subject Leader on how to develop a lead department in a specialist Sports College.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Ben Morgan, Subject Leader PE, Cheslyn Hay Sport & Community High School

12.00 - 13.00

W13

A collaborative approach to learning

Synopsys:	How schools are collaborating to deliver the diploma and other collaborative sharing.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Rebecca Darlington, Director of Specialism, and Zoe Hughes, Assistant Director of Specialism, Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch

13.30 - 14.30

Using the Specialism to impact on the Community - 'Wider Community' Self Evaluation

Synopsys:	The community aspect of Sports Colleges is integral to the SEF. This workshop will guide schools through the fundamentals of a 'Wider Community' framework which supports effective self review.
Audience:	HT/DOS
Deliverers:	Shaun Heathcote Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 14.30

A Guide to the Sport and Active Leisure Diploma

Synopsys:	This workshop will outline the key components of the diploma, including employer engagement and IAG. It will also detail the key time lines from gateway application to delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Sue Hook, Senior Programme Manager, Skills Active and Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 14.30

Using the specialism in target subjects

Synopsys:	A session specifically aimed at supporting new Sports Colleges introduce strategies to identify and utilise the strengths of the specialism to support other target setting subjects. Established Sports Colleges will share their experiences in developing the specialim to impact across the school.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Matt Pauling, National Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Bev Whiteside, Development Co-ordinator, Languages and Sport, Youth Sport Trust, Matt Barratt, Faculty Leader for PE and Dance and Jane Elam, Assistant Leader of Learning - Communications Faculty, Hipperholme and Lightcliffe Sports College and Peter Gibbins, Director of Sport, and Sally Dunn, Director of Languages and Head of MFL Faculty, Stourport High School and Sixth Form Centre

13.30 - 14.30

Using an alternative curriculum/delivery to engage the disengaged

Synopsys:	Using the specialism, within an alternative curriculum, to raise aspirations, self esteem and confidence to re-engage young people and improve their achievements and attitudes to learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Fiona Derrick, Assistant Head, Joseph Whitaker Sports College, John Savage, Assistant Head Teacher and Director of Specialism,Pickering High School amd Wayne Clark, former British Heavyweight Karatae Champion

13.30 - 14.30

KS3 Curriculum

Synopsys:	You will have an opportunity to see practical examples and learn from Sports Colleges who have piloted the new secondary curriculum in Physical Education.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jo Radford, Director of Specialism , Bridgemary Sports College, Clare Smith, Assistant Head of PE, Wright Robinson Sports College,Andy Hulbert, Director of Specialism, Ivbridge Sports College and Mike Halshaw, Director of Specialism, Wright Robinson Sports College

13.30 - 14.30

W20

Competiton - ensuring a progressive pathway from intra to inter

Synopsys:	Ensuring a progressive pathway for all young people through the connectivity between intra school and inter school competition.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	James Bajcer - YST Staff

13.30 - 14.30

W21

Innovative strategies to improve health including obesity intervention

Synopsys:	Innovative strategies to improve health and enable all young people to be Fit to Succeed, including obesity intervention.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Kealey Sherwood, Director of Community and Dave Holt, Assistant Principal, St Luke's Science and Sports College

13.30 - 14.30

W23

Personal development support of young talented performers - the athletes' role

Synopsys:	A workshop run with a G&T co-ordinator within a Sports College assisted by a group of young talented performers. The workshop will explore with the young performers their roles and expectations with their G&T programmes, including using young people as role models.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	A group of young people drawn from the STARS Squad

13.30 - 14.30

W24

Student Voice - Student Engagement

Synopsys:	This workshop explores how a Sports College has developed a culture where young people engagement is at the heart. The workshop will share the journey to developing this culture and give practical examples of what the School has done to ensure Student Engagement has been embedded.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust, and the Assistant Principal from Penryn Specialist Sports College

Active Learning Zone

11.30 - 12.30

ALZ1

New Secondary Curriculum

Synopsys:	Practical examples of new ideas and ways of delivering the new KS 3 curriculum from schools who have piloted their curriculum over last 18 months.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Lesley Wood, Subject Leader, Chesterfield Sports College and Kate Thornton Bousfield, Subject Leader, Stanley Sports College assisted by young people

11.30 - 12.30

ALZ2

Science and Sport

Synopsys:	David James and his team will be running a session that uses a variety of interactive apparatus and ideas to explore the links between sport and STEM in an innovative and engaging way.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Dr David James, Senior Sports Engineer, Centre for Sport and Exercise Science, Sheffield Hallam University

Mini Keynotes

12:00 - 13:00

MKN1

14-19 Provision

Synopsys:	The 14-19 reform programme is an ambitious wide-ranging programme of changes which involves raising participation and attainment for young people now, the introduction of new qualifications and supporting areas to deliver. The programme's ultimate objective is to realise the raising of the participation age so that all young people can stay on in education or training to 18 in 2015. This session will provide attendees with an update on the changes and a chance to engage in debate on the issues this raises.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Dominic Herrington, Acting Director, 14-19 Strategy and Programme Manager, Young Peoples Directorate, DCSF

12:00 - 13:00

MKN2

Every Learner Matters - Making it real!

Synopsys:	Putting personalised learning into practice
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Jo Shuter, Headteacher, Quintin Kynaston School. Headteacher of the Year 2007

13:30 - 14:30

MKN3

Engaging with the community to improve outcomes for young people

Synopsys:	A focus upon a needs led approach to engage community groups with projects that address inequality & promote learning, improving outcomes for young people & families.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Christina Broad, Training and Development Manager, Contin You

13:30 - 14:30

MKN4

Grassroots to Government: The Impact of International Development on Education and Sport

Synopsys:	A focus on the development of an international dimension to whole school planning and how the outcomes of this work impacts on and influences government agenda setting in education and sport.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Ms Low Beng Choo

Learning Lounge

11.30 - 13.00

LL1

Using Innovative approaches to raise achievement

Synopsys:	Sports Colleges and Academies that are focussing on raising achievement through engaging new partners and relationships with pupils, staff and parents.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Pat Cottis, Director of Specialism, Harefield Academy and Debbie Ramm-Harple, Director of Specialism and Vice Principle Capital City Academy

11.30 - 13.00

LL2

Specialism Infrastructure – getting the best out of your specialism

Synopsys:	Systems and structures to train and develop staff towards raising standards.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Adam Arnell, Assistant Pirncipal and Training Manager and James Maddern, Subject Leader PE, King Alfreds Sports College

11.30 - 13.00

LL3

Middle schools approaches to transition

Synopsys:	A middle schools approach to transition at KS2/3 and KS3/4.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Mick Rowbottom, Director of Specialism, Castle Rock High School

11.30 - 13.00

LL4

Developing partners and sharing cultures

Synopsys:	An open forum to discuss the rationale and developmental potential of international school links, including current and future opportunities.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Alan Bell, International Development Co-ordinator, Youth Sport Trust aned Andy Hansen, Senior Adviser Education and Sport, British Council

11.30 - 13.00

LL5

Using the specialism in the new curriculum - connecting learning

Synopsys:	Schools that embraced the opportunity afforded by the new curriculum to place their learners at the heart of curriculum design.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Sally Jo Jennings, Subject Leader PE, Swadelands School

11.30 - 13.00

LL6

Science and Sport learning together through action research

Synopsys:	Feedback from Science Learning Centre / YST project to develop collaborative action research and the impact that it has had on the pilot schools.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	John Wardle, Director, Science Learning Centre, Yorkshire and Humber

11.30 - 13.00

LL7

Building a whole school approach to reading promotion

Synopsys:	Joint YST / National Literacy Trust pilot for Reading Champions programme using Young Leaders to target literacy.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Nick Batty, Reading Connects and Reading Champions Project Co-ordinator and Irfan Master, Reading the Game Project Manager, National Literacy Trust

11.30 - 13.00

LL8

Using the Specialism to raise the profile and uptake of languages

Synopsys:	Practical ideas to impact on your languages department.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Alison Lucas, Director of Learning MFL, Oasis Academy Wintringham

12.00 - 13.00

LL Foyer

Rural Schools

Synopsys:	Facilitated meeting of other HTs from rural schools over a coffee
Audience:	HT
Deliverers:	David Burley, Regional Development Manager (East Midlands), Contin You

13.30 - 15.00

LL9

Is your KS4 core PE effective in engaging your learners?

Synopsys:	This session will be led by one Sports College who has worked to link PE and sport with business - using Key Stage 4 core PE lessons to raise achievement across whole school by accessing a new qualification in Sports Enterprise.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jerome Connor, Head of PE, Ellowes Hall Sports College and Geoff Oldfield,Programmes manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 15.00

LL10

Accredited courses in the specialism

Synopsys:	An introduction to the variety of accredited courses on offer at different levels at KS4.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 15.00

LL11

Applied Learning

Synopsys:	What makes a good applied learning experience for a young person? Delivering for understanding in an applied environment.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Lance Philpott, Deputy Head Teacher and Lynne Pope, Director of Specialism, Buxton Community School

13.30 - 15.00

LL12

Transition on an Olympian scale (Generating the momentum for learning)

Synopsys:	Using an Olympic sports week framework, 252 Y6 students experienced a radical, multi-agency approach to KS2-3
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ged Fitzpatrick, Head Teacher and Carmel Hardy, Head of Transition, St Mary's College, Hull

13.30 - 15.00

LL13

Involving parents to support and impact on extended learning opporutnities (including community learning)

Synopsys:	This session will look at the specialism as a catalyst for community engagement in order to shape future provision and access to an extensive menu of opportunities.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Helen Grundy, Director of Specailism, Thornleigh Salesian Sports College

13.30 - 15.00

LL14

The 5 Hour offer, The role of the hubsite

Synopsys:	An example of how an hubsite is working towards the 5 hour offer and how they are supporting their partnership to achieve it.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Maggie Jackson, PDM, Biddenham Upper School and Paul Livesey, Director of Specialism, Biddenham Upper School

13.30 - 15.00

LL15

Raising Aspiration Trust

Synopsys:	Colleagiate is a rapidly improving school who identified the opportunity of trust status to further asccelerate attainment and achievement.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Karen Mort, Trust and Foundations Management Group & Dr John Lea, Deputy Head, Collegiate High School Sports College

13.30 - 15.00

LL16

Raising aspirations and attainment rhough the 5 hour offer - The Sports College as the pinnacle of excellence

Synopsys:	This wil be an informal drop in session for delegates to discuss the issues and explore the possibilities of the Sports Colleges really driving high quality PE trhough the partnership. In what ways are Sports Colleges being the pinnacle of excellence across the partnership.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Youth Sport Trust

Exhibition

11:30 - 14:30

Exhibition

Synopsys:	The exhibition will feature stands from over 125 commercial exhibitors and 70 sporting and educational partners. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area throughout the two days. Each delegate will receive an exhibitor directory which provides a handy reference guide during and after the conference.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:

14:00pm - 15:59pm

Workshops

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch

13.30 - 14.30

Using the Specialism to impact on the Community - 'Wider Community' Self Evaluation

Synopsys:	The community aspect of Sports Colleges is integral to the SEF. This workshop will guide schools through the fundamentals of a 'Wider Community' framework which supports effective self review.
Audience:	HT/DOS
Deliverers:	Shaun Heathcote Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 14.30

A Guide to the Sport and Active Leisure Diploma

Synopsys:	This workshop will outline the key components of the diploma, including employer engagement and IAG. It will also detail the key time lines from gateway application to delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Sue Hook, Senior Programme Manager, Skills Active and Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 14.30

Using the specialism in target subjects

Synopsys:	A session specifically aimed at supporting new Sports Colleges introduce strategies to identify and utilise the strengths of the specialism to support other target setting subjects. Established Sports Colleges will share their experiences in developing the specialim to impact across the school.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Matt Pauling, National Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust, Bev Whiteside, Development Co-ordinator, Languages and Sport, Youth Sport Trust, Matt Barratt, Faculty Leader for PE and Dance and Jane Elam, Assistant Leader of Learning - Communications Faculty, Hipperholme and Lightcliffe Sports College and Peter Gibbins, Director of Sport, and Sally Dunn, Director of Languages and Head of MFL Faculty, Stourport High School and Sixth Form Centre

13.30 - 14.30

Using an alternative curriculum/delivery to engage the disengaged

Synopsys:	Using the specialism, within an alternative curriculum, to raise aspirations, self esteem and confidence to re-engage young people and improve their achievements and attitudes to learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Fiona Derrick, Assistant Head, Joseph Whitaker Sports College, John Savage, Assistant Head Teacher and Director of Specialism,Pickering High School amd Wayne Clark, former British Heavyweight Karatae Champion

13.30 - 14.30

KS3 Curriculum

Synopsys:	You will have an opportunity to see practical examples and learn from Sports Colleges who have piloted the new secondary curriculum in Physical Education.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jo Radford, Director of Specialism , Bridgemary Sports College, Clare Smith, Assistant Head of PE, Wright Robinson Sports College,Andy Hulbert, Director of Specialism, Ivbridge Sports College and Mike Halshaw, Director of Specialism, Wright Robinson Sports College

13.30 - 14.30

W20

Competiton - ensuring a progressive pathway from intra to inter

Synopsys:	Ensuring a progressive pathway for all young people through the connectivity between intra school and inter school competition.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	James Bajcer - YST Staff

13.30 - 14.30

W21

Innovative strategies to improve health including obesity intervention

Synopsys:	Innovative strategies to improve health and enable all young people to be Fit to Succeed, including obesity intervention.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Kealey Sherwood, Director of Community and Dave Holt, Assistant Principal, St Luke's Science and Sports College

13.30 - 14.30

W23

Personal development support of young talented performers - the athletes' role

Synopsys:	A workshop run with a G&T co-ordinator within a Sports College assisted by a group of young talented performers. The workshop will explore with the young performers their roles and expectations with their G&T programmes, including using young people as role models.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	A group of young people drawn from the STARS Squad

13.30 - 14.30

W24

Student Voice - Student Engagement

Synopsys:	This workshop explores how a Sports College has developed a culture where young people engagement is at the heart. The workshop will share the journey to developing this culture and give practical examples of what the School has done to ensure Student Engagement has been embedded.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust, and the Assistant Principal from Penryn Specialist Sports College

14.00 - 15.00

W14

The impact of being a Trust School

Synopsys:	Developing new leadership structures at trustee, governing body and school level has been a catalyst for further improvement in attainment and achievement in Perins school.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Janice Bernard, Headteacher, Perins School and Mr Nark Nevola, Deputy Headteacher, Perins School

14.00-15.00

W16

The business of sport in supporting Sports Colleges

Synopsys:	This workshop aims to illustrate the posititve benefits of partnerships between Sports Colleges and the business community through PGL's best practice examples. Suggestions on how to initiate an approach and hints and tips on not only attracting support but sustaining the relationship.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Sarah Reynolds, PGL

14.00 - 15.00

W17

Effective Deployment of Young Volunteers

Synopsys:	This workshop focuses on how young people have been developed as Leaders and Volunteers through appropriate accreditations and deployed in a broad range of role and environments in PE, school sport and whole school. It also explores the role of the Sports College in sharing practice and being a hub for Leadership and Volunteering across the School Sport Partnership.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Ali McConway, Director of Sport and Kevin Hay, Assistant PDM, Whickham Sports College plus two young people and James Wilkinson, Operations Manager Leadership and Volunteering, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.00

W19

Knowing your Learners; and the potential of internatiional development

Synopsys:	An awareness raising opportunity about Dreams and Teams and the delivery approach of two schools in terms of developing an effective international school partnership and using it to maximise impact on student learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ian Knights, Head Teacher, Hamble Community Colllege and Julie Bevan, International Co-ordinator and Head of Languages, Hayesbrook School plus six Young Leaders from Year 10

15.00 - 16.00

W20

Competiton - ensuring a progressive pathway from intra to inter

Synopsys:	Ensuring a progressive pathway for all young people through the connectivity between intra school and inter school competition.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	James Bajcer - YST Staff

15.00 - 16.00

W21

Innovative strategies to improve health including obesity intervention

Synopsys:	Innovative strategies to improve health and enable all young people to be Fit to Succeed, including obesity intervention.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Terry Plumb, Director of Sport and Tim Clayton, PE Technician, The Central Technology and Sports Colllege Grantham

15.00 - 16.00

W23

Personal development support of young talented performers - the athletes' role

Synopsys:	A workshop run with a G&T co-ordinator within a Sports College assisted by a group of young talented performers. The workshop will explore with the young performers their roles and expectations with their G&T programmes, including using young people as role models.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	A group of young people drawn from the STARS Squad

15.00 - 16.00

W24

Student Voice - Student Engagement

Synopsys:	Young Ambassadors sharing the importance and impact of effectively embracing students voice in planning and delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust, and the Assistant Principal from Penryn Specialist Sports College

15.30 - 16.30

W10

Using the specialism to create a positive ethos and raised expectations

Synopsys:	Aspirations focus on developing self-esteem to create a "can do" culture in school.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Brian Griffen, Director of Specialism, Knights Acadmey and Greg Morrison, Director of Enterprise and Sport, Harris Academy

15.30 - 16.30

W11

School based strategies for developing outstanding leaders

Synopsys:	This workshop will cover best practice in linking leadership development with succession planning in secondary schools. In addition to drawing upon work nationally, HPSS Leadership Partner Schools will be sharing their experiences in developing their particular strategies to support leaders.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	John O'Callaghan, YST Associate Director and NCSL National Succession Consultant / Leadreships Partner School Headteachers

15.30 - 16.30

W12

Leading the specialism

Synopsys:	How does a Subject Leader develop a lead department? Practical advice from a successful Subject Leader on how to develop a lead department in a specialist Sports College.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Ben Morgan, Subject Leader PE, Cheslyn Hay Sport & Community High School

15.30 - 16.30

W13

A collaborative approach to learning

Synopsys:	How schools are collaborating to deliver the diploma and other collaborative sharing.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Rebecca Darlington, Director of Specialism, and Zoe Hughes, Assistant Director of Specialism, Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College

15.30 - 16.30

W15

Welcome to the Network

Synopsys:	A welcome to the network for new staff who have recently been appointed to an existing Sports College
Audience:
Deliverers:	Mark Botterill, National Development Manager and Helen Ostell, Youth Sport Trust

15.30 - 16.30

W17

Effective Deployment of Young Volunteers

Synopsys:	This workshop focuses on how young people have been developed as Leaders and Volunteers through appropriate accreditations and deployed in a broad range of role and environments in PE, school sport and whole school. It also explores the role of the Sports College in sharing practice and being a hub for Leadership and Volunteering across the School Sport Partnership.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Ali McConway, Director of Sport and Kevin Hay, Assistant PDM, Whickham Sports College plus two young people and James Wilkinson, Operations Manager Leadership and Volunteering, Youth Sport Trust

Active Learning Zone

14.00 - 15.00

ALZ3

Languages and Sport

Synopsys:	An opportunity to experience learning Spanish through Handball. Delegates will actively take part in the session and will learn some basic aspects of handball and the relevant Spanish vocabulary.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Vikki Roberts, SSCO and Ruth Mareano, Languages Teacher, Lymm High School and Year 12 BTEC students

14.00 - 15.00

ALZ4

Community Learning – Practical Skills for Early Years

Synopsys:	An opportunity to see how play and physical activity can support and complement the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Philippa Youlden and Liz Scoular

15.30 - 16.30

ALZ5

The Appreciative Inquiry Approach to Teaching & Learning

Synopsys:	An opportunity to explore the potential to apply the principles of AI to innovative development in Teaching & Learning whole school.
Audience:	HT DOS
Deliverers:	Twaleb Ebrahim, Interaction Facilitator, Tom Kenny, School Partnership Manager, British Council

15.30 - 16.30

ALZ6

Using the discipline of karate to improve behaviour and raise aspirations

Synopsys:	Engaging challenging youngsters and raising self-esteem through competitive karate.
Audience:	DoS, SL
Deliverers:	John Savage, Director of Specailiasm, Pickering High School, Wayne Clarke, Former British Heavyweight Karate Champion and the Karate Team

Mini Keynotes

13:30 - 14:30

MKN3

Engaging with the community to improve outcomes for young people

Synopsys:	A focus upon a needs led approach to engage community groups with projects that address inequality & promote learning, improving outcomes for young people & families.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Christina Broad, Training and Development Manager, Contin You

13:30 - 14:30

MKN4

Grassroots to Government: The Impact of International Development on Education and Sport

Synopsys:	A focus on the development of an international dimension to whole school planning and how the outcomes of this work impacts on and influences government agenda setting in education and sport.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Ms Low Beng Choo

15:00 - 16:00

MKN5

Making schools better places for everyone - the future is not what it was, change is mandatory but growth is optional

Synopsys:	In the pursuit of excellence, continous change is inevitable but in the changing world many want to stay just where they are. Excellence is more about attitude than ability and if we want to move organisations and systems forward we have to start with the people. If it is to be, it's up to me!
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Sir John Jones, Associate Director, Alite Ltd

15:00 - 16:00

MKN6

Driving a transformation in competitive school sport: reflections from the National Competition Review Panel and a vision for the future

Synopsys:	This session will explain how the YST working with National Governing Bodies of Sport and the School Sport network is driving a transformation in competitive school sport. The role of Schools, Competition Managers, the UK School Games and the National Competition Review Panel will be explained, new ideas will be proposed and a vision for the future will be shared.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Sport

Learning Lounge

13.30 - 15.00

LL9

Is your KS4 core PE effective in engaging your learners?

Synopsys:	This session will be led by one Sports College who has worked to link PE and sport with business - using Key Stage 4 core PE lessons to raise achievement across whole school by accessing a new qualification in Sports Enterprise.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Jerome Connor, Head of PE, Ellowes Hall Sports College and Geoff Oldfield,Programmes manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 15.00

LL10

Accredited courses in the specialism

Synopsys:	An introduction to the variety of accredited courses on offer at different levels at KS4.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Emma Cannell, Specialism Programme Manager, Youth Sport Trust

13.30 - 15.00

LL11

Applied Learning

Synopsys:	What makes a good applied learning experience for a young person? Delivering for understanding in an applied environment.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Lance Philpott, Deputy Head Teacher and Lynne Pope, Director of Specialism, Buxton Community School

13.30 - 15.00

LL12

Transition on an Olympian scale (Generating the momentum for learning)

Synopsys:	Using an Olympic sports week framework, 252 Y6 students experienced a radical, multi-agency approach to KS2-3
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ged Fitzpatrick, Head Teacher and Carmel Hardy, Head of Transition, St Mary's College, Hull

13.30 - 15.00

LL13

Involving parents to support and impact on extended learning opporutnities (including community learning)

Synopsys:	This session will look at the specialism as a catalyst for community engagement in order to shape future provision and access to an extensive menu of opportunities.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Helen Grundy, Director of Specailism, Thornleigh Salesian Sports College

13.30 - 15.00

LL14

The 5 Hour offer, The role of the hubsite

Synopsys:	An example of how an hubsite is working towards the 5 hour offer and how they are supporting their partnership to achieve it.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Maggie Jackson, PDM, Biddenham Upper School and Paul Livesey, Director of Specialism, Biddenham Upper School

13.30 - 15.00

LL15

Raising Aspiration Trust

Synopsys:	Colleagiate is a rapidly improving school who identified the opportunity of trust status to further asccelerate attainment and achievement.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Karen Mort, Trust and Foundations Management Group & Dr John Lea, Deputy Head, Collegiate High School Sports College

13.30 - 15.00

LL16

Raising aspirations and attainment rhough the 5 hour offer - The Sports College as the pinnacle of excellence

Synopsys:	This wil be an informal drop in session for delegates to discuss the issues and explore the possibilities of the Sports Colleges really driving high quality PE trhough the partnership. In what ways are Sports Colleges being the pinnacle of excellence across the partnership.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Youth Sport Trust

14.00 - 15.00

LL Foyer

Inner City Schools

Synopsys:	To Be Confirmed
Audience:	HT
Deliverers:	Matt Topliss, Development Coordinator, Academies, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.30

LL17

Primary Specialism Pilot – working with our Sports College to achieve progress in Year 1

Synopsys:	An opportunity to discover more about exciting developments in the Pilot, the impact it has had on one of the Primary Schools in year one and plans for future developments.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Julie Wardle, Headteacher ader, Carlton Central Junior School, Nottingham and Suzanne Gough, Education Operations Manager, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.30

LL18

The role of the Health Academy in the wider community

Synopsys:	Academies with a health or sport specialism showcasing the work that they have undertaken with students, staff and the community in developing an awareness of health and fitness.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Trevor Bailey, Assistant Principal - Specialism Oasis Academy and Duncan Marshall, Director of Specialism and Vice Principal, Madeley Academy

15.00 - 16.30

LL19

Gifted in PE, Talented in Sport?

Synopsys:	The role of Sports Colleges in identifying, challenging and supporting gifted and talented young people in and beyond the classroom.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Will Behenna, Development Manager, High Quality PE, SW, Youth Sport Trust and James Brooke, KS3 and G&T Co-oridnator, Canterbury High School

15.00 - 16.30

LL20

Using sport to create unity in the community

Synopsys:	As agents of change Sports Colleges can use sport to develop sustainable networks, which build social capital and address fundamental issues such as aspiration, participation, cohesion, lifelong learning and regeneration.
Audience:	DOS, HT, Sports College Community Lead
Deliverers:	Denise May, Director of Specialism, Sport, Budehaven Community School and Shaun Heathcote, Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.30

LL21

Outdoor education as a means of developing the understanding of risk taking

Synopsys:	Practical examples of how you can use OOA to encourage risk taking in young people when learning new and existing skills.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Simon Willis, Head of Outdoor Education, The Lakes School

15.00 - 16.30

LL22

Girls Active @ KS4

Synopsys:	An opportunity to look at how some Sports Colleges have taken GirlsActive to raise attainment, achievement &/or uptake in accredited awards.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Tony Guise, Director of Specialism and Rebecca Walters, PDM, Aireville Sports College

15.00 - 16.30

LL23

Transition on an Olympian scale (Generating the momentum for learning)

Synopsys:	Using an Olympic Sports week framework, 250 Y6 students experienced a radical, multi-agency approach to KS2-3 transition.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ged Fitzpatrick, Head Teacher and Carmel Hardy, Head of Transition. St Mary's College, Hull

15.30 - 16.30

LL24

Developing the specialism through a three-tier system and maximising the potential of middle schools

Synopsys:	As the number of specialist middle schools grows a chance to network and explore the challenges and opportunities.
Audience:	HT
Deliverers:	Andy Puttock, Head Teacher, Queen Elizabeth's School

Exhibition

11:30 - 14:30

Exhibition

Synopsys:	The exhibition will feature stands from over 125 commercial exhibitors and 70 sporting and educational partners. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area throughout the two days. Each delegate will receive an exhibitor directory which provides a handy reference guide during and after the conference.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:

14:30 - 15:30

Exhibition and Refreshments

15:30 - 16:30

Exhibition

Synopsys:	The exhibition will feature stands from over 125 commercial exhibitors and 70 sporting and educational partners. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area throughout the two days. Each delegate will receive an exhibitor directory which provides a handy reference guide during and after the conference.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:

16:00pm - 17:59pm

Workshops

15.00 - 16.00

W19

Knowing your Learners; and the potential of internatiional development

Synopsys:	An awareness raising opportunity about Dreams and Teams and the delivery approach of two schools in terms of developing an effective international school partnership and using it to maximise impact on student learning.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ian Knights, Head Teacher, Hamble Community Colllege and Julie Bevan, International Co-ordinator and Head of Languages, Hayesbrook School plus six Young Leaders from Year 10

15.00 - 16.00

W20

Competiton - ensuring a progressive pathway from intra to inter

Synopsys:	Ensuring a progressive pathway for all young people through the connectivity between intra school and inter school competition.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	James Bajcer - YST Staff

15.00 - 16.00

W21

Innovative strategies to improve health including obesity intervention

Synopsys:	Innovative strategies to improve health and enable all young people to be Fit to Succeed, including obesity intervention.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Terry Plumb, Director of Sport and Tim Clayton, PE Technician, The Central Technology and Sports Colllege Grantham

15.00 - 16.00

W23

Personal development support of young talented performers - the athletes' role

Synopsys:	A workshop run with a G&T co-ordinator within a Sports College assisted by a group of young talented performers. The workshop will explore with the young performers their roles and expectations with their G&T programmes, including using young people as role models.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	A group of young people drawn from the STARS Squad

15.00 - 16.00

W24

Student Voice - Student Engagement

Synopsys:	Young Ambassadors sharing the importance and impact of effectively embracing students voice in planning and delivery.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Dawn Brooksbank, Youth Sport Trust, and the Assistant Principal from Penryn Specialist Sports College

15.30 - 16.30

W10

Using the specialism to create a positive ethos and raised expectations

Synopsys:	Aspirations focus on developing self-esteem to create a "can do" culture in school.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Brian Griffen, Director of Specialism, Knights Acadmey and Greg Morrison, Director of Enterprise and Sport, Harris Academy

15.30 - 16.30

W11

School based strategies for developing outstanding leaders

Synopsys:	This workshop will cover best practice in linking leadership development with succession planning in secondary schools. In addition to drawing upon work nationally, HPSS Leadership Partner Schools will be sharing their experiences in developing their particular strategies to support leaders.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	John O'Callaghan, YST Associate Director and NCSL National Succession Consultant / Leadreships Partner School Headteachers

15.30 - 16.30

W12

Leading the specialism

Synopsys:	How does a Subject Leader develop a lead department? Practical advice from a successful Subject Leader on how to develop a lead department in a specialist Sports College.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Ben Morgan, Subject Leader PE, Cheslyn Hay Sport & Community High School

15.30 - 16.30

W13

A collaborative approach to learning

Synopsys:	How schools are collaborating to deliver the diploma and other collaborative sharing.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Rebecca Darlington, Director of Specialism, and Zoe Hughes, Assistant Director of Specialism, Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College

15.30 - 16.30

W15

Welcome to the Network

Synopsys:	A welcome to the network for new staff who have recently been appointed to an existing Sports College
Audience:
Deliverers:	Mark Botterill, National Development Manager and Helen Ostell, Youth Sport Trust

15.30 - 16.30

W17

Effective Deployment of Young Volunteers

Synopsys:	This workshop focuses on how young people have been developed as Leaders and Volunteers through appropriate accreditations and deployed in a broad range of role and environments in PE, school sport and whole school. It also explores the role of the Sports College in sharing practice and being a hub for Leadership and Volunteering across the School Sport Partnership.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Ali McConway, Director of Sport and Kevin Hay, Assistant PDM, Whickham Sports College plus two young people and James Wilkinson, Operations Manager Leadership and Volunteering, Youth Sport Trust

16:30 - 17:00

Exhibition and Refreshments

Active Learning Zone

15.30 - 16.30

ALZ5

The Appreciative Inquiry Approach to Teaching & Learning

Synopsys:	An opportunity to explore the potential to apply the principles of AI to innovative development in Teaching & Learning whole school.
Audience:	HT DOS
Deliverers:	Twaleb Ebrahim, Interaction Facilitator, Tom Kenny, School Partnership Manager, British Council

15.30 - 16.30

ALZ6

Using the discipline of karate to improve behaviour and raise aspirations

Synopsys:	Engaging challenging youngsters and raising self-esteem through competitive karate.
Audience:	DoS, SL
Deliverers:	John Savage, Director of Specailiasm, Pickering High School, Wayne Clarke, Former British Heavyweight Karate Champion and the Karate Team

16:30 - 17:00

Exhibition and Refreshments

Mini Keynotes

15:00 - 16:00

MKN5

Making schools better places for everyone - the future is not what it was, change is mandatory but growth is optional

Synopsys:	In the pursuit of excellence, continous change is inevitable but in the changing world many want to stay just where they are. Excellence is more about attitude than ability and if we want to move organisations and systems forward we have to start with the people. If it is to be, it's up to me!
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Sir John Jones, Associate Director, Alite Ltd

15:00 - 16:00

MKN6

Driving a transformation in competitive school sport: reflections from the National Competition Review Panel and a vision for the future

Synopsys:	This session will explain how the YST working with National Governing Bodies of Sport and the School Sport network is driving a transformation in competitive school sport. The role of Schools, Competition Managers, the UK School Games and the National Competition Review Panel will be explained, new ideas will be proposed and a vision for the future will be shared.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:	Sport

16:30 - 17:00

Exhibition and Refreshments

Learning Lounge

15.00 - 16.30

LL17

Primary Specialism Pilot – working with our Sports College to achieve progress in Year 1

Synopsys:	An opportunity to discover more about exciting developments in the Pilot, the impact it has had on one of the Primary Schools in year one and plans for future developments.
Audience:	SL DOS HT
Deliverers:	Julie Wardle, Headteacher ader, Carlton Central Junior School, Nottingham and Suzanne Gough, Education Operations Manager, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.30

LL18

The role of the Health Academy in the wider community

Synopsys:	Academies with a health or sport specialism showcasing the work that they have undertaken with students, staff and the community in developing an awareness of health and fitness.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Trevor Bailey, Assistant Principal - Specialism Oasis Academy and Duncan Marshall, Director of Specialism and Vice Principal, Madeley Academy

15.00 - 16.30

LL19

Gifted in PE, Talented in Sport?

Synopsys:	The role of Sports Colleges in identifying, challenging and supporting gifted and talented young people in and beyond the classroom.
Audience:	DOS
Deliverers:	Will Behenna, Development Manager, High Quality PE, SW, Youth Sport Trust and James Brooke, KS3 and G&T Co-oridnator, Canterbury High School

15.00 - 16.30

LL20

Using sport to create unity in the community

Synopsys:	As agents of change Sports Colleges can use sport to develop sustainable networks, which build social capital and address fundamental issues such as aspiration, participation, cohesion, lifelong learning and regeneration.
Audience:	DOS, HT, Sports College Community Lead
Deliverers:	Denise May, Director of Specialism, Sport, Budehaven Community School and Shaun Heathcote, Development Manager, Youth Sport Trust

15.00 - 16.30

LL21

Outdoor education as a means of developing the understanding of risk taking

Synopsys:	Practical examples of how you can use OOA to encourage risk taking in young people when learning new and existing skills.
Audience:	SL DOS
Deliverers:	Simon Willis, Head of Outdoor Education, The Lakes School

15.00 - 16.30

LL22

Girls Active @ KS4

Synopsys:	An opportunity to look at how some Sports Colleges have taken GirlsActive to raise attainment, achievement &/or uptake in accredited awards.
Audience:	SL
Deliverers:	Tony Guise, Director of Specialism and Rebecca Walters, PDM, Aireville Sports College

15.00 - 16.30

LL23

Transition on an Olympian scale (Generating the momentum for learning)

Synopsys:	Using an Olympic Sports week framework, 250 Y6 students experienced a radical, multi-agency approach to KS2-3 transition.
Audience:	DOS HT
Deliverers:	Ged Fitzpatrick, Head Teacher and Carmel Hardy, Head of Transition. St Mary's College, Hull

15.30 - 16.30

LL24

Developing the specialism through a three-tier system and maximising the potential of middle schools

Synopsys:	As the number of specialist middle schools grows a chance to network and explore the challenges and opportunities.
Audience:	HT
Deliverers:	Andy Puttock, Head Teacher, Queen Elizabeth's School

16:30 - 17:00

Exhibition and Refreshments

Exhibition

15:30 - 16:30

Exhibition

Synopsys:	The exhibition will feature stands from over 125 commercial exhibitors and 70 sporting and educational partners. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the exhibition area throughout the two days. Each delegate will receive an exhibitor directory which provides a handy reference guide during and after the conference.
Audience:	General
Deliverers:

16:30 - 17:00

Exhibition and Refreshments

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