Key dates in March 2027

Key events and national days aimed at education professionals in Waltham Forest.

Tuesday 2 March | 9am to 3pm | Online

Maths Lead Work Group

*This will be held online and participants will be school-based for this day.

All Maths leads in Waltham Forest are invited to sign up for a Waltham Forest Teaching for Mastery Work Group. The year our Waltham Forest Work Groups will:

  • Consolidate subject knowledge and pedagogical understanding to prepare for the revised curriculum.
  • Develop understanding of EYFS and building firm foundations from one year group to the next to support you with the new OfSTED framework.
  • Support maths leads to design and implement development plans for their own schools.

Wednesday 10 March | 9am to 3pm | Online

Maths Leads Work Group

*This will be held online and participants will be school-based for this day.

All Maths leads in Waltham Forest are invited to sign up for a Waltham Forest Teaching for Mastery Work Group. The year our Waltham Forest Work Groups will:

  • Consolidate subject knowledge and pedagogical understanding to prepare for the revised curriculum.
  • Develop understanding of EYFS and building firm foundations from one year group to the next to support you with the new OfSTED framework.
  • Support maths leads to design and implement development plans for their own schools.

Thursday 11 March | 2.30pm to 4.30pm

Child Sexual Abuse and Haven Pathways

The Havens would like to invite Children’s Social Care professionals across London boroughs to join one of our free online awareness sessions on Child Sexual Abuse and Haven Pathways.

We understand that child sexual abuse and exploitation can have a long-lasting impact on children and young people. These sessions are designed to improve professionals’ awareness of the support available, strengthen confidence in decision-making and provide greater clarity around referral pathways.

The Havens provides the specialist forensic service Pan London for children and young people following sexual assault. Our role complements the work of local Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) hubs, which provide important non-forensic assessment and support.

Understanding the distinction between these services — and knowing when, how and where to refer — is essential to ensuring children and young people access the right care at the right time.