The purpose of the conference is to launch the Supervision in Education Quality Standards Framework

Professionals who work in education and training settings from the Early years to Post-16 are the most valuable resource when it comes to ensuring that learners leave education having reached their full potential. Effective supervision can play a key role in supporting professionals in their work. The launch of the Supervision in Education Quality Standards Framework at this Conference will now help to underpin that work.

The conference will be relevant for all education professionals with experience in and/or an interest in supervision, commissioners of supervision and supervisors.  

Speakers:

Rachel Marks,  Teacher Wellbeing, Workload and Impact on Schools Unit
Teaching Workforce Directorate, Department for Education
Emeritus Professor Gill Brackenbury UCL
Dr Catherine Carroll St Mary’s University
Nick Peacy UCL

Followed by practical workshops on a range of supervision topics including supervision in the Early years, implementing a supervision model for educators across a local authority, relational supervision, compassion stress injury and 'what works' for supervision in education. 

A full programme for the conference can be found at:  Events and resources

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Dr Catherine Carroll  @ catherine.carroll@stmarys.ac.uk

A light lunch and refreshments will be included in the £60 cost.