Sunday 28 February

Session 1

1600 – 1630                                                  Welcome address
Opening remarks by HRH The Prince of Wales
and welcome address by by Professor Dame Alison Peacock

1630 – 1715 Keynote
Everything connects! Physical development enhances cognitive and emotional learning
Professor Iram Siraj, University of Oxford
1710 – 1800 Breakout discussions
How do we create an environment that optimises cognitive development?


Monday 1 March

Session 2
1030 – 1100                                                  Talk
Diversifying, decolonising and inclusivising the curriculum: some considerations
Professor Paul Miller, Professor of Educational Leadership & Social Justice
1100 – 1120 Talk 
Powerful knowledge: Towards a pedagogy and curriculum of belonging
Naheeda Maharasingam, Headteacher, Rathfern Primary School
1120 – 1200 Breakout discussions
How do we celebrate diversity in our schools?

Session 3
1600 – 1645 Workshop
Mark Grist

1645 – 1700 Breakout discussions
Igniting passion in our teachers and children
1700 – 1745 Workshop
Lee Parkinson ‘Mr P ICT’
1745 – 1800 Breakout discussions
Making digital learning irresistible


Tuesday 2 March

Session 4
1000 – 1015                                                  School leader talk
Claire Lightbown, Headteacher,
St William of York RC Primary School

1015 – 1030 Pupil recordings
Pupils from La Fontaine Academy, London
1030 – 1130 Talk
Resilient mindsets for the summer term:
evidence-based approaches for boosting pupil resilience and mental health
Dr Kathy Weston
1130 – 1200 Breakout discussions
What are we going to do differently moving forward?

Session 5
1600 – 1615 Welcome
Professor Dame Alison Peacock
1615 – 1710 Talk
A recovery curriculum: Reigniting learning
Professor Barry Carpenter, Professorship in Mental Health in Education, Oxford Brookes University
1710 – 1735 Breakout discussions
What really matters?
1735 – 1745 Closing remarks
Professor Dame Alison Peacock