Learning@School Conference is coming to you!
In 2013 CORE Education is doing things differently—we’re hitting the road and coming to a region near you! The Learning@School Conference Roadshow will bring inspirational keynotes, experienced facilitators, and include local practitioners who will share their knowledge, interests, and talents.
Designed as a full day of professional learning for the whole staff, the L@S Roadshow provides a range of breakout sessions and workshops based around current educational issues, themes, and trends. There’ll be plenty of opportunity to question, share, reflect, and debate as you extend your thinking and teaching practice.
Put the date in your diary and plan a 2013 Teacher Only Day in your neck of the woods. Spaces are limited.
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Dates:
WHEN and WHERE: The last three weeks of Term 1, 2013
| Thurs 28 March | Christchurch |  |
| Wed 3 April | Whangarei | |
| Fri 5 April | New Plymouth | |
| Mon 8 April | Palmerston North | |
| Wed 10 April | Napier | |
| Fri 12 April | Gisborne | |
| Mon 15 April | Dunedin | |
| Wed 17 April | Greymouth | |
| Fri 19 April | Nelson | |
Collaborate with others and plan a Teachers Only Day across your region.
Watch for updates and more information at: http://learningatschool.core-ed.org
Full day cost: $230.00+ GST P/P
Speakers
The L@S Roadshow will bring bring inspirational keynotes, experienced facilitators and include local practitioners to every centre. A small sample of the speakers covering the four themes includes:
 Karen Melhuish Spencer |
 Mary-Anne Mills |
 Derek Wenmoth |
 Janelle Riki |
 Jedd Bartlett |
 John Fenaughty |
 Jill Hammonds |
 Deanne Thomas |
 Jane Nicholls |
L@S Conference Roadshow themes
Learning@School Conference Roadshow 2013 will focus on the most important issues concerning classroom teachers and management teams in New Zealand education. The Roadshow will be structured under the following four themes
- Developing leadership capability
- Foster creativity in thought and action
- Raising achievement for all learners
- Building school, whanau, and community partnerships