Learning to Learn one day training workshops
Campaign for Learning

The workshops will provide a maximum of 15 delegates with a chance to find out more about Learning to Learn and how they can use it in their own school; each delegate will receive a pack of materials to take back to their school. The following workshops will be led by Jackie Beere OBE.

Capturing hearts and minds through implementing SEAL
Implementing the SEAL programme has improved behaviour, attitudes to learning and self esteem in pilot schools. Find out about how it can transform your school and create the clear framework for values across all aspects of school life.
17 October 2008 9.30am - 4pm

From 'good to excellent' teaching and learning through learning to learn
How do we raise the bar and help ourselves and other teachers become ‘excellent’? This workshop will look at the changes teachers need to make to create excellent LEARNING and demonstrate coaching processes to achieve outstanding results.
11 November 2008 9.30am - 4pm

For more information click on the links above or contact Karla McLaren on 020 7766 0010 or by email kmclaren@cflearning.org.uk

Conferences

Learning to Learn Conference
This autumn's practitioner conference will be help in Birmingham. Don't miss your chance to keep up to date with all the latest developments in the Learning to Learn agenda and hear from Jackie Beere OBE
12 December 2008 9.30am - 4pm

2015: Creating a Culture for Learning to Learn
4 November 2008, London

In 1998 when the Campaign for Learning began we commissioned a Ipsos MORI Poll to determine the country's attitudes to learning. Ten years on we have repeated the survey. This event will examine the implications for secondary school aged learners. How have attitudes changed? Will raising the learning leaving age really increase participation? Will the revised curriculum make learning more enjoyable? Have we made a difference? What do we need to do so that a survey in 2015 shows a culture of learning to learn in schools?

Speakers will include Professor Stephen Heppell, and Dr Kate Wall of the University of Newcastle.

National Learning Forum: Can we learn our way to happiness?
A chance to debate the need for well-being policy in education and its impact on children, families and adults.
02 October 2008

For more information click on the links above or contact Karla McLaren on 020 7766 0010 or by email kmclaren@cflearning.org.uk.

National Family Learning Network - Putting Dads in the Picture Conference
5 November 2008, Manchester

The new LSC Family Learning guidance provides a new focus on engaging fathers and male carers in family learning, but how do we create a new offer that will get men through the door to learn with their children? This conference will identify successful strategies and bring together a range of imaginative projects and examples of effective practice to help family learning providers develop theor own work with fathers and make sure that dads really are in the picture.

To register your interest in this conference please email jking@cflearning.org.uk

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