Thursday 7 and Friday 8 July, Wellington College, Duke’s Ride, Berkshire, Crowthorne, RG45 7PU
The 12th Festival of Education will take place at Wellington College between 7-8 July. It will host over 200 leading speakers and over 5,000 attendees from the world of education.
It promises to be one of those Festivals we talk about for years to come as we plan to deliver more than ever, defining and evolving the education debate to ensure we continue to lead, stimulate, discuss and showcase what is vital for the future society.
At the heart of the Festival is an understanding that learning should be inspiring, engaging and fun. The Festival is no ordinary education event for teachers – from challenging debates to expert orators, and renowned headliners to making new friends and long-lasting connections, the Festival of Education is where those who inspire find their own inspiration.
Attend both days for £50-£175. Attend one day for £30-£100
We’ve curated a fantastic range of sessions over the two days of the festival. Join us for one session, one day, or both days!
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7 July | 10:00 am – 10:45 am
Putting EDI into the DNA of your organisation: a strategic approach
Arv Kaushal, BAMEed Network Trustee & EDI Manager, BAMEed Network & MK College Group
7 July | 11:15 am – 12:00 pm
Progressive Relational Pedagogy & its impact on learners from African, Asian and Minoritised Groups (AAMG)
Jamie Caine, Regional Lead BAMEed Yorks & Humber, BAMEed Network, Johanne Gilroy, Regional Lead BAMEed Yorks & Humber, BAMEed, Maxine Greaves, Regional Lead BAMEed Yorks & Humber, BAMEed
7 July | 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
A national approach to anti-racism in education (Wales)
Lilian Martin, BAMEed Wales Secretary and Welsh Government funded Doctorate on Anti racism in education., BAMEed Network – Wales
7 July | 2:15 pm – 3:00 pm
Decolonising Secondary Education
Krys McInnis, BAMEed Regional Lead, S London, BAMEed Network
7 July | 3:30 pm – 4:15 pm
Developing racial literacy on the journey towards being an anti-racist organisation
Domini Leong, Regional Lead, BAMEed Bristol and South West, BAMEed Network – Bristol and South West
7 July | 4:30 pm – 5:15 pm
The Diverse Curriculum – the Black contribution
Orlene Badu, System Lead, Young Black Men Project
8 July | 10:00 am – 10:45 am
Creating an Anti-Racist curriculum for pupils with Special Educational Needs
Priya Bhagrath, Regional Lead, BAMEed West London Hub, BAMEed Network, Donna-Marie Holder, Higher Level teaching Assistant / Doctoral researcher, Woodlands School, Edgeware, London
8 July | 11:15 am – 12:00 pm
Anti-Racist leadership approaches in majority white teams
Claire Stewart-Hall, Equity Coach and Researcher, Equitable Coaching
8 July | 12:15 pm – 1:00 pm
Whose culture has capital?
Kiran Mahil, Assistant Headteacher, BAMEed Network
8 July | 2:15 pm – 3:00 pm
Psychological safety for school staff from ethnic minority heritage
Nicola Bailey, Assistant headteacher/ BAMEed West Midlands regionallead, BAMEed Network
8 July | 3:30 pm – 4:15 pm
Mentoring and Coaching: Effective development support for Black, Asian and minority ethnic educators
Lizana Oberholzer, Trustee, BAMEed Network, Geraldine Douglas, BAMEed Coach, BAMEed Network, Joe Withey, BAMEed Coach, BAMEed Network, Krupa Patel, BAMEed Coach, BAMEed Network, Nazya Ghalib, BAMEed Coach, BAMEed Network, Julia Skinner, BAMEed Coach, BAMEed Network
