Bryanston Education Summit 2018: Where next for schools?
Moving education up to the next level
Wednesday 6 June 2018
8.30am-4pm
We are delighted to announce that the Bryanston Education Summit will be returning on Wednesday 6 June 2018. Registraton opens at 8.30am with the first session starting at 9.30am. Tickets cost just £68 (plus booking fee) and lunch and refreshments throughout the day are included in the ticket price. Tickets for the 2018 Bryanston Education Summit are now sold out.
Amanda Spielman
Chief Inspector of Ofsted
Katharine Birbalsingh
Founder and Headmistress at
Michaela Community School, Wembley, London
Ian Fordham
Director of Education, Microsoft UK
Daisy Christodoulou
Director of Education at
No More Marking
Mary Bousted
Joint General Secretary of
the National Education Union
Sir David Carter
National Schools Commissioner
Other speakers for 2018 include:
David Bartram, David Carter, Tom Chatfield, Christine Counsell, Jack Deverson, Natasha Devon, Jean-Louis Dutaut, Stuart Kime, Ann Mroz, Mary Myatt, Becky Parker, Kate Richards Lucy Rycroft-Smith, Paul Turner, Crispin Weston, David Weston and Gary Wilson.
Please note that speakers and sessions may be subject to change owing to circumstances outside our control.
outline Programme
| 8.30am - 9.30am | Registration |
| 9:30am - 11:50am | Morning sessions |
| 12:00pm - 12:45pm | Lunch |
| 12:45pm - 2:15pm | Afternoon sessions |
| 2:15pm - 2.30pm | Break |
| 2.30pm - 4:00pm | Afternoon sessions |
| 4:00pm | Close |
Booking of sessions
Individual sessions cannot be pre-booked and will be run on a first-come-first-served basis - simply turn up to your preferred sessions on the day. If a session is full, you will be directed to an alternative of your choice.
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Who should attend?
Last year’s inaugural Bryanston Education Summit was a huge success, with tickets selling out very quickly. This year’s promises to be equally popular, with keynote speakers discussing how our schools can be improved so that our young people can, in the future, compete in an increasingly competitive and global jobs market.
Working again with our media partner, The TES, our theme this year is: 'Where next for schools? Moving education up to the next level'. We have invited some of the country’s key figures in education to discuss and debate how our schools can improve. We want our speakers to ask questions: how do we ensure that standards are maintained? What should a school’s priorities be when funding is tighter than ever? Will the pressures on young people grow as the influence of technology becomes increasingly understood? Will the independent sector shrink as fees continue to rise (and what impact will that have on the maintained sector)? And we want our audience to engage in in the debates that will follow.
For anyone working in education today Bryanston’s Education Summit is unmissable.Come with an open mind, and take part in a stimulating day of professional development.
What will you get from the day?
The summit offers exceptional value for money. Tickets are limited, and demand will be high, so we urge you to book soon. The speaker programme is hugely varied, and we hope that all those attending will get outstanding professional development from world-renowned speakers, all in one place. There will be a small selection of exhibitors offering you the opportunity to buy books written by some of the speakers, as well as a range of other resources to browse.
On arrival there will be free pastries and refreshments, an excellent lunch, and cake in the afternoon. But what you will take away will be intangible rewards: the notes written, the conversations enjoyed over coffee, the new friendships made, the advice given that solves an issue and saves you time.
Travelling to Bryanston
Bryanston is less than a two-hour drive from the M25, with a choice of routes via major roads. It is also well connected with major cities in the West; both Exeter and Bristol are comfortably under two hours by car.
From Shaftesbury on the A350
After Stourpaine village, turn right at traffic lights. Go over bridge. Take first road on left on entering Durweston village (Bryanston School is signposted on opposite side of road). Take first road on left, again signposted Bryanston School. Pass Durweston Primary School and Village Hall on left and Knighton House School on right. Follow narrow road into Bryanston School grounds and signs to ‘School’.
From Salisbury on the A354
At roundabout shortly after village of Pimperne, turn left onto Blandford bypass. Go straight on at next roundabout (junction with B3082), and turn right at the following one (junction with A350), following signs for Brewery Visitor Centre. Go over mini-roundabout, then past Brewery Visitor Centre on right. Bryanston gate is straight ahead at next mini-roundabout. Go up drive and follow signs for ‘School’.
From Poole on the A350
After Charlton Marshall continue until you reach roundabout (junction with A354). Go straight over, following signs for Brewery Visitor Centre. Go over mini-roundabout, then past Brewery Visitor Centre on right. Bryanston gate is straight ahead at next mini-roundabout. Go up drive and follow signs for ‘School’.
From Wimborne town centre on the B3082
After Tarrant Keyneston continue until you reach roundabout. Turn left onto Blandford bypass. Turn right at next roundabout (junction with A350), following signs for Brewery Visitor Centre. Go over mini-roundabout, then past Brewery Visitor Centre on right. Bryanston gate is straight ahead at next mini-roundabout. Go up drive and follow signs for ‘School’.
From Dorchester on the A354
After Thornicombe continue until you reach roundabout (junction with A350). Turn left, following signs for the Brewery Visitor Centre. Go over mini-roundabout, then past Brewery Visitor Centre on right. Bryanston gate is straight ahead at next mini-roundabout. Go up drive and follow signs for ‘School’.
From Sturminster Newton on the A357
After Shillingstone, continue to Durweston village. Turn right immediately after long redbrick building (signpost to Bryanston School is on left-hand side of road). Take first road on left, again signposted Bryanston School. Pass Durweston Primary School and Village Hall on left and Knighton House School on right. Follow narrow road into Bryanston School grounds and signs to ‘School’.
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Information on the 2017 Education Summit, including copies of some of the presentations, is available here.
