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5th National Conference
The Pupil Premium & Ofsted:
Ensuring Successful Outcomes
A SecEd & Headteacher Update conference
11 March 2016 The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT
One-day programme
9:00–9:25 Registration & refreshments
9:25–9:30 Welcome & introduction
Pete Henshaw, Editor SecEd & Headteacher Update
9:30–10:45 KEYNOTE: How are schools raising the attainment of
disadvantaged pupils? The effective strategies, keys
to implementation and barriers to success
Caroline Sharp, Research Director, National Foundation for
Educational Research (NFER) and co-author of the report “Supporting
the Attainment of Disadvantaged Pupils: Articulating success and
good practice” (Department for Education, September 2015)
10:45–11:10 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
11:10–12:00 WORKSHOP SESSION 1
A PRIMARY: Interventions and strategies from an
award-winning school
Clare de Sausmarez, Executive Headteacher, Belle Vue Infant
School & Newport Junior School, Aldershot, Hampshire
B SECONDARY: A focus on ethos, character and attitudes
Becky Arnold, Assistant Principal, Achievement and Progress,
Wymondham College, Wymondham, Norfolk
C SECONDARY: The Pupil Premium - On Her Majesty’s
(not so) Secret Service
Sean Harris, Assistant Headteacher and Craig Orwin, Pupil
Premium Champion, Maths, Norham High School, Newcastle
12:00–1:00 Lunch & exhibition viewing
1:00–1:50 WORKSHOP SESSION 2
A SECONDARY: An interactive workshop: Pupil Premium data
and reporting for your school and Ofsted*
Ian Potter, Headteacher, Bayhouse School, Gosport, Hampshire
(*For this workshop, 2A, we invite delegates to submit their own
Pupil Premium data to be scrutinised in the workshop. For further
instructions see booking form)
B PRIMARY: Pupil Premium from the early years to key stage
2: interventions, paperwork, data, websites and Ofsted
Kerry Parlane, Deputy Head & EYFS Leader and Rae Aldous,
Headteacher, Headteacher, Westwood Primary School, Suffolk
C PRIMARY: CASE STUDY: A primary school with low Pupil
Premium numbers
Chris Hayden, Assessment Lead, Holy Apostles’ CE Primary
School, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
2:00–2:50 WORKSHOP SESSION 3
A PRIMARY: Using the Pupil Premium to tackle the barriers
presented by high mobility and deprivation in an era of
shrinking budgets
Jon Carthy, Headteacher, Byron Primary School, Gillingham,
Kent and Sue Mason, Headteacher, Brompton-Westbrook
Primary School, Gillingham, Kent (The Westbrook Trust)
B SECONDARY: CASE STUDY: Pupil Premium interventions
from the south coast
Nigel Matthias, Deputy Headteacher, Bay House School,
Gosport, Hampshire
C SECONDARY: CASE STUDY: ‘Team Pupil Premium’ –
innovation and improvement
Helen Everitt, Deputy Headteacher and Ryan Sallows, School
Business Manager, Oriel High School, Crawley, West Sussex
2:50–3:15 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
3:15–4:05 WORKSHOP SESSION 4
A SECONDARY: CASE STUDY from an award-winning school:
A whole-school focus on disadvantaged pupils
Kate Grapes, Assistant Headteacher, Handsworth Grange
Community Sports College, Sheffield
B PRIMARY: The Pupil Premium in Walthamstow:
Parental engagement, outside agencies, and
specific interventions
Titilayo Oluwatudimu, Director of Education, The Emmanuel
Community School, Walthamstow, London (The Emmanuel
School Trust)
C PRIMARY: Practical measures to deliver the Pupil Premium
Helen Frostick, Headteacher, St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic
Primary School, Richmond, London
4:05 Close of conference
Call +44 (0)207 501 6344 or visit www.pupilpremiumconference.com