AI Conference for School Leaders (INT476)
Eligibility: This course is open to headteachers and school leaders from any school.
This conference will explore the potential of using AI to improve teaching and learning. In addition it will support leadership in reducing workload. Early bird booking is available.
Conference: Headteacher Well-Being (INT504)
Eligibility: This course is open to headteachers and school leaders from any infant, junior, primary or secondary school .
This conference will support Headteachers with managing their well-being especially in challenging times. It will embed well-being into leadership, curriculum and culture and develop whole school approaches to well-being.
Conference: Making a Difference for Pupils from Under-Resourced Backgrounds (INT503)
Eligibility: This course is open to Headteachers and school leaders from any Infants, Junior, Primary or Secondary school.
The aim of the conference is to explore what schools can do to drive social justice, ensuring a child’s birth is not also their destiny and improve life chances and academic outcomes.
English: Early Communication, Language and Literacy Network (INT488)
Eligibility: This course is open to EYs leaders, early lead teachers & TAs, English subject leaders, KS1 phase leaders and KS1 teachers from any infant or primary school.
This network is suitable for teachers who have a commitment to build firm foundations in communication, language and literacy.
English: Exploring Greater Depth Writing in KS2 (INT469)
Eligibility: This course is open to Y6 teachers and writing, English and senior leaders from any infant, junior or primary school.
This course will help you recognise and assess Greater Depth for writing. We’ll explore the role of reading, curriculum, and pedagogy in developing sophisticated writers, offering insights to support and assess Greater Depth effectively.
English: Moderation of Reading and Writing Workshop Y1 & Y2 (INT487)
Eligibility: This course is open to Y1 & Y2 teachers from any infant or primary school
This workshop supports teachers to assess reading and writing with clarity and confidence mid-year with an eye on end of year expectations. Using real examples, teachers will discuss children’s learning and explore age-related expectations to track progress and inform teaching.
English: Moderation of Writing Workshop Y3 & Y4 (INT481)
Eligibility: This course is open to Y3 or Y4 teachers from any junior or primary school.
This workshop supports teachers to assess writing with clarity and confidence mid-year with an eye on end-of-year expectations. Using real examples, teachers will discuss children’s learning and explore age-related expectations to track progress and inform teaching.
English: Moderation of Writing Workshop Y5 & Y6 (INT486)
This practical workshop supports teachers to assess writing with greater clarity and confidence. Using real pupil examples and moderated benchmarks, teachers will explore age-related expectations, apply modelled strategies for peer moderation, and reflect on judgements using their preferred assessment frameworks.
English: Subject Leader Collaboration Group (INT471)
Eligibility: This course is open to English subject leaders from any infant, junior or primary school.
Leading English is a vital role but keeping up-to-date, informed and reflective is challenging on top of the day job! Why not do it in company? Across two online sessions we’ll discuss key research, solve problems and build a supportive community to help you lead English with confidence.
The Writing Framework: A briefing and reflection for school leaders (INT459)
Eligibilty: This course is open to all headteachers and senior leaders in infant, junior, primary and secondary schools.
Join this interactive briefing on the DfE's new Writing Framework (July 2025). Explore key priorities, leadership insights, what's in and what's not - with breakout discussions to reflect, share experiences, and consider implications for your school.
Maths: Core Learning & Assessment in Y2 - Maths Readiness for Y3 (INT386)
Eligibility: This course is open to Y2 teachers in any infant or primary school
This course will focus very much on the core learning in the spring and summer terms of Y2 to prepare pupils for Y3. There will be time to look at planning and some moderation.
Maths: Leading Maths Moderation in your School (INT392)
Eligibility: This course is open to Maths subject leaders, headteachers and assessment leaders in infant, junior and primary schools.
This is an opportunity to reflect on what you currently do for maths moderation and consider what is best practice and what is a good evidence base to make judgements.
Maths: Subject Leader Collaboration Group (INT363)
Eligibility: This course is open to Maths Subject Leaders from any school.
School life is busy, and it often means as a leader that you don’t have time to keep fully up to date with what is happening in the world of mathematics. So why not come and join our maths advisor, once a term.
Maths: Supporting all Pupils to Reason and Solve Word Problems (INT390)
Eligibility: This course is open to Maths Subject Leaders in infant, junior and primary schools
Do you still have pupils struggling with word problems? Need to look at a whole school approach to problem solving and reasoning? Come and join other schools to share and discuss how to address these topics.
Maths: Unpicking Fractions & Decimals in Y3 & Y4 (INT371)
Eligibility: This course is open to Y3 & Y4 teachers and Y3 & Y4 teaching assistants from any school.
Fractions and decimals are tricky topics to teach. We need to ensure that pupils are secure with the Lower Key Stage 2 knowledge. This course will help you to do this!
Maths: Unpicking Multiplication, Division & Fractions in KS1 (INT382)
Eligibility: This course is open to any teachers or teaching assistants in KS1 from any school.
Ask colleagues the most difficult topics to teach in KS1 and you hear money and time, followed by multiplication, division and fractions, in fact they all link. Why not join us to find out how?
Science Subject Leader Collaboration Group (INT446)
School life is busy, which often means you don’t have time to keep up to date with what is happening in the world of science. Why not come and join us for three, one hour updates over the academic year.