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Norfolk Education Advisory Service

Norfolk Psychological Service

 

3rd ANNUAL BEHAVIOUR CONFERENCE:

 

 

Monday 17 March 2003, 9.15 – 4.00

John Innes Centre, Norwich

 

The aim of this third conference, for senior managers, teachers, teaching assistants and governors, is to both inspire and challenge us to improve classroom practice whatever role we hold.

SPEAKERS (morning session):

 

• From Tigers to Pussycats: practical frameworks for effective behaviour management

Peter Hook, DfES Consultant on Behaviour Management

 

• Fresh Approaches to Managing Behaviour: a tour through cutting edge strategies for bringing about positive behaviour change, and for meeting challenging emotional needs

Colin Newton and Derek Wilson, Inclusive Solutions

 

WORKSHOPS (afternoon session):

 

Four workshops will be on offer, some of which will draw on themes presented by the speakers.  Each workshop will run twice, enabling delegates to attend two different workshops.  Please indicate your preferences on the booking form.

 

Workshop A	Here Kitty - putting the frameworks into everyday practice.  Key strategies for practitioners: getting from problems to solutions fast.  This seminar will focus upon a “toolkit” of practical strategies and understandings that participants can use to support their work in a wide variety of settings	Peter Hook DfES Consultant on Behaviour
Workshop B	Circles of Friends: (introductory/intermediate/advanced).  How to build teams around challenging pupils by drawing on a resource which is always there – the children	Colin Newton and Derek Wilson Inclusive Solutions
Workshop C	Effective Whole-School Behaviour Management Policies.  This workshop will include audit techniques to help schools self-evaluate current behaviour management and working with students at risk of permanent exclusion	Richard Lakin Senior Education Psychologist, Derby City
Workshop D	Promoting Positive Behaviour – maintaining consistency in unstructured settings eg during lunch and break times, and when moving around the school	Paul Howard Education and Training Consultant

 

Ø       This conference is supported by Standards Fund money

Ø       There are no course fees and half a day’s supply cover is available per delegate

Ø       Supply claims must be submitted to Sue Berrisford at the Professional Development Centre, by 28 March 2003.  Those received after this date cannot be processed.

Ø       Places may be limited to one per school if the demand is high.

 

To book your place, please complete and return the attached form

 

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 20 DECEMBER 2002

 

BOOKING FORM

 

Norfolk Education Advisory Service

Norfolk Psychological Service

 

3rd ANNUAL BEHAVIOUR CONFERENCE:

 

 

17 March 2003, 9.15 – 4.00

John Innes Centre, Norwich

 

From:

Name:                                                            School/Organisation:

 

Address:

 

Tel:                                                                 School INSET Code:

 

	Title	Forename	Surname
Applicant 1
Applicant 2
Applicant 3

 

WORKSHOP PREFERENCES

(YOU MUST COMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR EACH APPLICANT)

Please place workshops in order of preference using the scale 1 – 4.  One is your first choice and four is the workshop you would least like to attend.

 

Please indicate order of preference for each applicant by inserting 1, 2, 3 or 4 against each workshop
Applicant 1		Applicant 2		Applicant 3
Workshop A
Workshop B
Workshop C
Workshop D

 

Confirmation of places will be made to each named delegate, together with designated workshops.

 

Bookings authorised by:                                                                                     Date:

Please return this completed form to:

Sue Berrisford

Professional Development Centre

Woodside Road

Norwich      NR7 9QL

Fax: 01603 702106

 

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: 20 DECEMBER 2002