EXPO Events

A ‘one stop shop’ for school and college leaders

• Explore ways to deliver transformational education

to your young people

• No gurus, no keynotes, just a focus on practices

being applied in context

• Hear from leaders actively involved in over 10

exciting projects all under one roof

• Connect with other leaders and share stories of

practice and young people

8th June: 24th June: 5th July: 12th July:

Newcastle Manchester London Bristol
St James’ Park The Co-operative, The Grand At-Bristol
New Century House Connaught Rooms
 One Stop Shop EXPO Workshops
In response to demand from school and college leaders interested in transformational education for young
people, we have designed ‘One Stop Shop’ EXPO Workshops for school leaders (heads, deputy heads and
others) interested in learning more about projects and programmes they can get involved with. All projects are
focused on supporting development of the competencies, skills and knowledge young people will need in the
future, by providing them with a Whole Education.

10.00 Arrival Tea, coffee and pastries. Informal browsing and networking.

10.30 Introduction Short introduction to Whole Education, its background and aims

10.50 Projects For more information on breakouts see opposite page

Marketplace (Partners and projects are subject to revision or addition)

11.50 Breakout
Session 1

12.30 Lunch

13.30 Breakout
Session 2

14.10 Breakout
Session 3

14.50 Break

15.20 Breakout
Session 4

16.00 How to get more A brief summary of how to get more involved in Whole Education
involved Partner projects and the wider Whole Education Network

16.15 Finish

Wall of Inspiration
Post examples of your
practices and success
stories on our Wall of
Inspiration (available on
the Whole Education
website after the events)
Connecting Space
Post your interests and
expertise and connect
with other practitioners
Summary
-‘One stop shop’ for numerous innovative education projects –
‘Why go to ten events when you can just come to one Whole
Education event with ten or more exciting projects that will
help provide your young people with a Whole Education?’
-All projects are ‘open source’, with almost all tools and
practices free to use and develop
- Hear about practitioner experiences of implementing Whole
Education projects in our breakout sessions
- No gurus, no keynotes, just a focus on practices being
applied in context
Project Breakout sessions
Whole Education partner projects work with over 5000 schools and colleges (including over three quarters of
secondary schools), as well as numerous youth organisations and charities engaging directly with young
people.
Opening Minds
Discover how you can provide your
young people with the real-world
skills they will need to thrive,
through a competence-driven
curriculum framework.
Communities for Learning
Find out how you can bring staff,
students and community members
together as a learning community,
to support and develop both the
individuals and the school
community.
Human Scale Education
Learn about the importance of
human scale learning environments
where children and young people
are known and valued as
individuals, and how you can start
to create one.
Education Futures
Explore how to prepare for and
develop an ongoing and sustainable
response to the challenges
education faces as society and
technology rapidly evolve.
Self and Social Learning
Find out how non-formal learning
can help you to develop social and
personal skills, self-awareness and
responsibility in your young people.
Flow
Explore the education of
Essential Qualities - widely
believed to be the very source of
personal and social wellbeing.
Learning to Learn
Discover how you can help young
people to understand how they
learn and give them the motivation
and self-confidence they need to
develop a lifelong love of learning.
Studio Schools
Learn how to bring together a
personalised curriculum and
meaningful work experience into a
single school model that will help
your students to become
independent, engaged, effective and
empowered students and high
achievers
Co-operative Trust Schools
Embedding the values of the co-
operative movement in the ethos
and governance of trust schools can
engage parents, pupils, teachers
and the local community in
education. Find out how you could
develop this in your own school.
Food for Life Partnership
Discover how to encourage a better
understanding of and relationship
with food, and to foster relationships
between schools and their local
community.
Learning Launchpad
Find out about social enterprises
supported by the Young
Foundation’s Learning Launchpad
that offer schools new ways of
providing careers advice, leadership
development and enterprise
education.
ASDAN
Explore a range of flexible, activity-
based curriculum programmes and
qualifications for young people to
facilitate the development and
accreditation of personal and social
skills within various educational
contexts.
Learning Futures
Discover a ‘tried-and-tested’ method
of developing relevant learning, co-
constructed curriculum, learning
experiences in and out of school,
and vary the dynamics of the
teacher-pupil relationship.
 Who should attend?
School heads
School deputy heads
College heads
College deputy heads
Forward thinking school business managers
Heads of department
Youth workers
Local authority senior managers
Governors
Heads of Year

Event Costs
£75 plus VAT
£95 plus VAT for London

Registering for events

You can register for EXPO Events online via one of the links
below:
http://wholeeducationnewcastle.eventbrite.com
http://wholeeducationmanchester.eventbrite.com
http://wholeeducationlondon.eventbrite.com
http://wholeeducationbristol.eventbrite.com

If you would like more information about Whole Education or

would like to speak to a member of the Whole Education team
contact Charlotte on:
Whole Education,
Email: info@wholeeducation.org 8 John Adam Street,
Tel: 0207 451 6837 London
WC2N 6EZ