Thanks for coming!

Thank you for attending the Learning to Shape Birmingham 2019 Conference. We would really appreciate your feedback. We will use your comments and suggestions to ensure that next year's is even better!

Please complete the following brief survey. 


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* 1. How did you hear about the Learning to Shape Birmingham 2019 conference? (Select multiple answers if applicable)

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* 2. Please specify the main reason(s) for attending this conference 

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* 3. Did the conference fulfil your reason for attending?

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* 4. How would you rate our keynote speakers based on relevance of content?

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Mary Myatt
Jim Roberson
Simon Topman
Dr Justin Varney
Dr Liz Gregory
Andy Buck
Andy Hargreaves

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* 5. How would you rate our keynote speakers based on quality of delivery?

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Mary Myatt
Jim Roberson
Simon Topman
Dr Justin Varney
Dr Liz Gregory
Andy Buck
Andy Hargreaves

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* 6. How would you rate the workshops you attended based on relevance of content?

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The role of middle leaders in implementing the curriculum - Mary Myatt
Getting better faster - Mark Gregory
Primary curriculum resource session - Manjit Shellis / Sharon Cufflin
Ethical leadership is part of everyday decision making - Jill Rowe
Growing number of children for whom mainstream curriculum doesn't work - Dave Whitaker
Secondary curriculum resource session - Manjit Shellis
Raising standards in Maths - The Maths Hub / Shireland Research school
Sabre tooth tigers and teddy bears - Suzanne Zeedyk
Improving reading: Primary - Fiona Oakley / Emma Arnott
When punishment and rewards stop working for children - Anna Robinson / Philippa Clark
Peer Review / Peer Learning / Peer Challenge - Emma Tyler / Steve Taylor
Ten reasons why not to discuss Equalities - Tim Boyes / BRAP / BCC
The truth about Inclusion - Tom Ashley / Stuart Guest / Phillip Lloyd
Good approaches to meeting new requirements for reading at KS1/2 - Paulette Osborne
Financial wisdom: what great schools do in times of austerity - Matthew Clement-Wheeler / Bren Taylor / School & Governor Support/ Birmingham ELearning Foundation
Improving reading: Secondary - Fiona Oakley / Lindsey Hammond / Emma Arnott / Jayne Welsh

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* 7. How would you rate the workshops you attended based on quality of delivery?

  Very Good Good Neutral Poor Very Poor
The role of middle leaders in implementing the curriculum - Mary Myatt
Getting better faster - Mark Gregory
Primary curriculum resource session - Manjit Shellis / Sharon Cufflin
Ethical leadership is part of everyday decision making - Jill Rowe
Growing number of children for whom mainstream curriculum doesn't work - Dave Whitaker
Secondary curriculum resource session - Manjit Shellis
Raising standards in Maths - The Maths Hub / Shireland Research school
Sabre tooth tigers and teddy bears - Suzanne Zeedyk
Improving reading: Primary - Fiona Oakley / Emma Arnott
When punishment and rewards stop working for children - Anna Robinson / Philippa Clark
Peer Review / Peer Learning / Peer Challenge - Emma Tyler / Steve Taylor
Ten reasons why not to discuss Equalities - Tim Boyes / BRAP / BCC
The truth about Inclusion - Tom Ashley / Stuart Guest / Phillip Lloyd
Good approaches to meeting new requirements for reading at KS1/2 - Paulette Osborne
Financial wisdom: what great schools do in times of austerity - Matthew Clement-Wheeler / Bren Taylor / School & Governor Support/ Birmingham ELearning Foundation
Improving reading: Secondary - Fiona Oakley / Lindsey Hammond / Emma Arnott / Jayne Welsh

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* 8. What was best about conference?

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* 9. What recommendation(s) would you give for us to improve next year's conference?

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* 10. Please provide any additional feedback / comments.

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