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APPENDICESAppendix 5Overseas VisitsPeriod ofVisitName and Positionof OfficerPlaceVisitedPurpose of Visit26.12.96 to2.2.97Dr Ken BostonDirector-GeneralUnited KingdomOxford University Advanced Management Program17.1.97 to29.1.97Dr Terry BurkeDeputy Director-General(Teaching and Learning)USAStudy system wide utilisation of teaching technology,school leadership and attend a conference ontechnology assisted learning17.1.97 to25.1.97Ron IkinManager, School LeadershipChinaInternational Composium on Quality and Training ofPrimary and Secondary Principals Towards the 21stCentury12.2.97 to7.3.97Graham DawsonDirectorUSASenior Management Fellowship23.2.97 to6.3.97Alan SuthersArts Education ProjectOfficer reporting to theOffice of the PremierUnited Kingdom• Attend international arts education conference.• Attend international music education conference.• Research in Arts Council of England fundedorganisations26.2.97 to11.3.97Michael McEntyreDeputy PrincipalUnited KingdomEducation Fellowship26.2.97 to7.3.97Steve BuckleyAssistant Director-General(Corporate Performance)Hongkong, ChinaMemorandum of understanding with ChineseGovernment – travelling in Party with Minister andRepresentatives of DTEC and Board of Studies1.3.97 to11.4.97Paul HennessyHead TeacherUSAEducation Fellowship31.3.97 to7.4.97John GoreChief Education Officer,HSIEUSATo present paper to the 1997 Pacific CircleConsortium (PCC) Conference and attend the PCCAnnual General Meeting24.4.97 to29.4.97David JaffePrincipalJapanOpening School Ceremony Sumanowa Girls HighSchool25.4.97 to24.5.97Janeece RichardsProject OfficerCanadaEducation Fellowship25.4.97 to11.8.97Loraine GentlemanAsst PrincipalDenmark, Sweden,NorwayChurchill Fellowship26.4.97 to25.5.97Kay NicholasSenior Education OfficerCanadaEducation Fellowship2.5.97 to10.5.97Pat McGovernManager, Schools AuditUSAAttend the annual JD Edwards user conference144 DSE Annual Report 1997
APPENDICESPeriod ofVisitName and Positionof OfficerPlaceVisitedPurpose of Visit14.5.97 to4.6.97Kim FillinghamAssistant Director-GeneralThe GambiaWorld Bank Study Mission. Includes stopover inBrussell to attend demonstration at ACOT site (AppleClassroom of Tomorrow) at Malonne School22.5.97 to13.7.97Wayne HoustonPrincipalUSA, United Kingdom,IndonesiaStudy tour for Frank Farrell Award24.5.97 to16.6.97Hetty CislowskiDirectorUnited KingdomSenior Management Fellowship25.5.97 to27.5.97Glyn EvansCoordinator, Enterprise andIndustry Learning andGary JohnstonManager, OperationsNew Zealand• Investigate issues relating to the expansion ofenterprise education in primary and secondaryschools• Share initiatives and common interests in enterpriseeducation• Investigate a number of enterprise educationprograms in New Zealand schools1.6.97 to12.7.97David GrayHead TeacherGermany, Denmark,United KingdomChurchill Fellowship6.6.97 to12.6.97Syd SmithChief Education Officer,Environmental EducationFinlandSyd Smith is the national coordinator of the OECD’sEnvironment and School Initiatives project (ENSI).In this role he needed to attend the third meeting ofENSI in Finland.8.6.97 to14.6.97Fay WorrallCoordinator, InternationalStudent ProgramsThailandConduct seminars and parent interviews at• AIEF – Australian Embassy, Bangkok.• Office of the Civil Service Commission.• IDP Education Australia, Bangkok.• Bangkok Bank.12.6.97 to25.6.97Brian BazzoLeader, International StudentPrograms andJenni ShippSenior Project OfficerIndonesia• Attendance at Australian Education Exhibition• Evaluation potential additional representatives• Evaluate potential for DSE to bid for projects15.6.97 to14.7.97Elizabeth StarrSenior Education Officer 2,Disabilities/LearningDifficulties.USAAttend the Parents as Teachers trainers meeting andnational conference28.6.97 to12.7.97Bruce WeirActing DirectorUSANECC ’97 Conference, Workshop, Special Events andTours30.6.97 to6.7.97Sue FieldSenior Curriculum Adviser, HSIEBaliPresent paper at Linking Latitudes Conference8.7.97 to24.7.97Dr Max SmithPrincipal Policy AnalystUnited Kingdom• To attend the Evidence – Based Policies andIndicator Systems Conference at University ofDurham and to present a Workshop on behalf of theDepartment of School Education• To visit leading centres in the UK working withschool effectiveness indicatorsDSE Annual Report 1997 145
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