Promoting British Values in the Curriculum: A Workshop Delivered on Behalf of Inspire

Friday 3 Feb 2017, Sutton Young People’s Centre, Station Road, Sutton in Ashfield, Notts, NG17 5JA

What is this workshop about?

This workshop will explore what it means to actively promote British values in the curriculum.

Who is delivering this workshop?    

Following a very successful training day in 2016, we are pleased to welcome Dr Christine Rose to Nottinghamshire to support the development of Inspire and partners.

Christine brings up-to-date knowledge of how to fully integrate and promote equality, diversity and British values. She tailors support and training to precisely match the needs of each client and has worked with over 250 providers, supporting a significant number to achieve outstanding status for E&D at inspection. 

Nationally recognised as an expert in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Christine regularly speaks at national and regional events and is the author of an extensive range of briefings, guidance, publications and toolkits. She is lead advisor and consultant to many of the strategic partners she works closely with, including Ofsted, AoC, ETF and AELP. 

Who should attend?

Managers and key staff who provide Skills Funding Agency or Education Funding Agency provision. This includes managers and key staff from colleges and third sector providers.  Partners and potential partners and providers of Nottinghamshire County Council Community Learning and Skills service are entitled to up to 2 free places.   

(Due to high demand, please note that a £25 per head fee will be charged for delegates who book a place and do not attend.)

Please book by Friday 27th January via caroline.ball@inspireculture.org.uk 

What are the aims of the workshop?

The aims of the workshop are to:

• understand Ofsted expectations and explore some practical implications for promoting fundamental British values within classroom practice

• appreciate that promoting British values builds on and extends our work on integrating E&D in T&L

• examine some sector challenges and case studies of best practice and evaluate your own practice

• recognise the links between promoting Fundamental British values implementing the Prevent duty, safeguarding and integrating equality and diversity

• understand the benefits of integrating and actively promoting E&D and British values within teaching and learning and take learning back to implement the approaches provided

What are the start and end times for the workshop? 

Please arrive at 9am for a 9.30am start for the morning workshop.

Or, please arrive by 12.45pm for a 1.15pm start for the afternoon workshop. 

(NB:  the afternoon workshop is a repeat of the morning workshop)