Reimagining The Role of Technology in Education
Learn how to maximise your IT budget, keep your school safe & prepare for Ofsted in this exclusive free event
Village Hotel, Hull
Friday March 4th 2022, 8am – 4pm
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Win 16 class devices & storage
Thank you for attending the Reimagining The Role of Technology in Education conference. To be entered into the draw to win 16 class devices and storage, simply fill in one of the assessments forms below by the 15th of April.
Winners will be announced shortly after the deadline. Good luck!
Empowering Educators Through Technology
Join the school IT conference: Reimagining The Role of Technology in Education, which will bring together educators to inspire the use, and share the possibilities, of technology within education, showcasing innovative applications within teaching and learning.
✅ Two opportunities to win class devices and storage
✅ Discover how you can use the latest technology whilst reducing costs
✅ Learn more about how you can keep your school safe and compliant
✅ Methods to help you plan and prepare for Ofsted and Computing
✅ Freebies, discounts and knowledge that will transform the way you use technology
Date: Friday March 4th 2022, 8am – 4pm
Location: Village Hotel, Henry Boot Way, Hull HU4 7DY
Lunch and refreshments are provided throughout the day.
win class devices with storage
This conference features a special appearance from Microsoft and Google covering covering technology topics exclusively for education. Whilst keynote speaker Phil Bagge, Hampshire Computing Inspector / advisor and primary school teacher, shares a method to help you plan and prepare for Ofsted and computing. You’ll also have the opportunity to connect with trusted technology experts including exhibitors from Securly, Sharp Copiers and more.
Throughout the day, visit our mini-classroom and see Digital Leaders from St Cuthbert’s Roman Catholic Academy Trust working through a range of activities including Minecraft, Micro:Bits and more!
All event attendees will have an opportunity to win top prizes in our raffle including 16 class devices and storage! Guests will then get a second opportunity to win 16 devices and storage by filling in one of our feedback forms.
90% of tickets have been reserved don’t miss out on this opportunity!
Speakers & Breakout Sessions
Google & Microsoft
Don’t miss this exclusive appearance from both Google and Microsoft as they reflect and discuss the future of technology in education.
Suitable for Primary & Secondary Teachers
Being Ofsted ready in Computing - Keynote Phil Bagge
Join Phil Bagge, Hampshire Computing Inspector / advisor and primary school teacher as he shares a method to help you plan and prepare for Ofsted and computing. The session includes questions and example answers that will help you think about how to present your learning journey in a favourable light and also help you highlight strengths and identify areas of weakness to help improve computing in your school.
Suitable for Primary & Secondary Teachers
Research based methods for teaching programming - Phil Bagge
Join Phil Bagge, Hampshire Computing Inspector/advisor as he shares about computing and educational research that all teachers should know when teaching pupils to programme. Consider which methods are more appropriate to a novice and which are more appropriate to a pupil with a greater portfolio of programming concepts. What research do we have that will help us sequence programming concepts to reduce cognitive load and move more successfully from concrete to abstract. With Ofsted placing more value on research based curriculum across all subjects this session will help you evaluate your programming curriculum and how research based it is.
Suitable for Primary & Secondary Teachers
Cyber Security for Schools - Johnathon Martin
“Cyber security should be high on the agenda for any school with a reliance on IT and online systems.” NCSC 2021
This short workshop will focus on how schools can ensure they are Cyber Secure, and leave with practical steps to ensure compliance. Delegates will be able to deliver training to the rest of their colleagues based on the outcome of this session, which is certified by the National Cyber Security Center. The agenda will cover:
- School cyber resilience in numbers
- Who is behind school cyber attacks?
- Cyber threats from outside the school
- Cyber threats from inside the school
- 4 key ways to defend yourself
- Safeguarding
Suitable for Primary and Secondary Teachers
Outstanding cross curricular IT - Phil Bagge
Many schools want pupils to leave with a high level of IT skills and knowledge so they can make the most of their next stage of learning. Join Phil Bagge, Hampshire Computing Inspector / advisor to explore how we can develop cross curricular IT skills and imbed these in meaningful projects that support and enhance the rest of the curriculum.
What challenges will we face?
Should we only teach application skills and knowledge or is there more?
Is there a place for our learning platforms and making more of the cloud post covid?
Can research help?
Suitable for Primary Teachers only
Creating a Video Based Computing Curriculum - Jonathan Martin
Many schools will look to help staff who are not confident in delivering the Computing Curriculum for KS2/3. By mapping the free tools provided by Google’s Applied Digital Skills Curriuclum and CS First to their Long Term Planning, schools can be confident the curriculum is taught well, has full coverage and provides both challenge and support to ensure all children are making progress.
These tools are FREE for all schools – this workshop will show you how to get set up, how to use them to teach, and how to track pupil progress.
Suitable for Primary and Secondary Teachers
Exhibitors
