Upcoming Webinars

This specialist training equips middle leaders with the regulatory understanding, strategic clarity, and practical tools required to lead their areas with confidence under the current ISI inspection framework.

Children growing up today will live and work in a world shaped by artificial intelligence and rapid technological change. This webinar explores the skills that are likely to matter most in that future, including creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and adaptability. It looks at practical ways prep schools can develop these capabilities through curriculum design and classroom practice.

SATIPS is presenting a webinar on Positive Behaviour Strategies for high levels of pupil progress

• Why do pupils misbehave?
• How can positive behaviour strategies improve pupil attitudes to learning?
• Does low level disruption interrupt pupil progress in the lessons in your school?

Join us for this insightful twilight webinar for your early years team. Guiding and supporting children’s early writing is a skilful process and this will be explored during this bitesize session packed with practical solutions. Starting with child development and taking the latest research into account, practitioners will consider the experiences, activities and support they provide to promote children’s passion, confidence and skill in writing.

How many Latin candidates each year complete their paper at a frenzied gallop, only to dedicate their substantial remaining time to idle thumb-twiddling? It occurs with frustrating regularity; indeed to such an extent that shortening the allocated hour to forty-five minutes was given serious consideration when the new CE specification was developed. Were this time to be used wisely – and had pupils a better grasp of how to self-correct and check their work – precious marks would routinely be saved.

• Are you looking for practical, evidence-informed approaches to resilience education?
• Do you want to better understand the link between pressure, performance, and well-being?
• Are you ready to embed resilience across school culture, safeguarding, and parental engagement?

This twilight webinar will allow primary maths subject leaders the opportunity to reflect on the current mathematics practices at their settings and consider how this aligns with current research reviews into the effective teaching and learning of maths.

Speakers:  Teresa Cremin and Kelly Ashley

Join us for this evidence-informed twilight webinar exploring the key principles that underpin effective teaching and sustained pupil progress. Drawing on research from the Education Endowment Foundation, Professor Rob Coe, the Sutton Trust, Barak Rosenshine, Dylan Wiliam and the Evidence Based Education, this practical session will help leaders reflect on how schools can create the conditions for consistently strong teaching across classrooms.