This conference is a collaborative project led by the London South Teaching School Alliance focusing on the challenge of inequality in the education system. Each day of the conference will investigate a different aspect of inequality. There will be presentations on the chosen themes (on poverty, early years, SEND, race and ethnicity) each day ending with a live panel discussion. School and other speakers are from the Mayor’s Schools for Success and Stepping Stones programmes, The Black Curriculum, ASPE and UCL Institute of Education. 

 See more details and an introduction by the Mayor of London here.

During National Careers Week, the Waltham Forest Cultural Education Partnership is offering the following free events for students interested in creative career pathways.  There will be 3 live online interviews with Waltham Forest creatives with a chance to ask questions plus a 2 part on demand creative careers' tutorial. 

The WF School Business Managers Network meets every six weeks and provides free guidance and training to school business professionals in maintained schools.

This meeting will be on Microsoft Teams and will start at 9.30am.

Waltham Forest teachers & careers advisers - supporting students with competitive applications

4pm-4.45pm

Looking to support students with making competitive applications to top Universities like Oxford and Cambridge? We’re excited to be running an advisors support session for Waltham Forest Teachers and Careers Advisors where there’ll be a presentation outlining the Oxbridge applications process and the key things we will look for in an applicant, along with advice on reference writing and supporting subject exploration. The presentation will be followed by a few minutes to answer questions you may have about supporting students with the applications process. Please register your attendance in advance.

The local authority has a statutory duty to ensure that there are sufficient places in their area for every child of school age whose parents want their child to attend school.

The School Organisation and Admissions Board (SOAB) is a discretionary board that provides support to the council in its statutory obligation to provide sufficient school places for all children within its geographical areas.

3.30pm-4.30pm

This session will explore ways of enhancing your careers programme, especially for years 7, 8 and 9.
We will look at:

• types of activity now being carried out by schools and colleges
• ways to squeeze the most learning from these activities
• examples of resources available

4.30pm-5.30pm

Are you in Year 12 and interested in making a competitive application to study at the University of Cambridge? Come along to this virtual event hosted by Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge where you’ll be given support with choosing a course and College; along with Personal Statement, Admissions Assessment and Interview top tips. Following the presentation, you will have the opportunity to discuss in small subject related groups what you can do now to explore your subject and engage critically with subject material. The session will be held on Thursday 11 March 2021 from 16:30-17:30, please register your interest in attending.

Virtual Event

What Career Live - Friday 19 March 10.00 - 15.00

What University Live - Saturday 20 March 11.00 - 15.00 

All young people's questions answered! 

Join for a series of live course webinars from Monday 22nd -Thursday 25th March to discover the course that’s right for you.

3.30pm-4.30pm

This session will explore how you can move your CEIAG offer from ‘good enough’ to excellent.
We will look at:

• how to develop an effective ‘careers team’
• a joined up approach to career learning
• some ways to maintain the rigour needed for a strong CEIAG offer