Networking events
16 October 2024 | 13.00 pm - 13.45 pm Online
This informal networking hour is designed to support you to develop as a family learning practitioner. The first part of this networking session is a themed, casual conversation where you can meet and talk with other family learning practitioners about a particular topic.
We will consider: what does this theme mean to you in your workplace? What challenges do you face? What does this mean when supporting your family learners?
We can stick with the theme or divert. We want to make sure our service users get what they need and are always looking for new themes, so do tell us what is on your mind.
The second part will provide an overview of the National Centre for Family Learning, how to use it, how to join as a member if you haven’t already, how to use the resource, and signpost you to areas or contacts that might be useful.
Upcoming Themes:
October: Parental engagement - 16 October 13.00 pm
November: Sustainability - TBC
December: Home learning environment - TBC
The National Centre for Family Learning is a free association for professionals working with families in any learning context supporting the development of children, young people and families. The National Centre for Family Learning is being developed and delivered by Campaign for Learning.
At Campaign for Learning we are dedicated to enabling social change by empowering people through lifelong learning. We want to put family learning where it belongs - at the top of every agenda, from policy through to practice.
Who will benefit from attending?
This networking session is ideal for family learning professionals and colleagues working with families to support learning including those who work in:
- adult and community education
- arts organisations
- charities
- early years
- further education
- health settings
- heritage venues
- libraries
- local authorities
- museums and galleries
- schools
Workshop Facilitators
These sessions will be delivered by Campaign for Learning Deputy Director (Families) Miranda Baxter.
How to book
This is a free event. To register, sign in below.