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AN EDUCATION &
CARE SECTOR CONFERENCE
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The 7th Annual Restorative Approaches in Education and
Residential Child Care Conference
In partnership with Transforming Conflict – the National
Centre for Restorative Justice in Youth Settings
THE RESTORATIVE CLASSROOM & THE RESTORATIVE CARE-HOME: DAY
TO DAY PRACTICE |
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18th
March 2011 -
IET: Austin Court, Birmingham B1 2NP
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This annual Restorative Approaches in
Education and Residential Child Care’ conference has become the
popular ‘home’ conference for all those working restoratively
with young people.
Over the years, this event has brought together professionals
from a variety of disciplines: teachers, social workers,
education and school managers, YOTS personnel and local
authority officers and elected members. The conference is
unfailingly challenging and inspirational.
Restorative approaches continue to prove to offer effective
responses to conflicts, disruption and anti-social behaviour.
They are based on a philosophy of mutual respect, consideration,
shared accountability and collaborative problem-solving which
needs to permeate the ethos of any institution adopting the
approach. This approach will influence all day-to-day
interactions between all members of that community.
In
residential care this is being explored by linking restorative
approaches to social pedagogy. In schools there is an emerging
relational and restorative pedagogy that links what is taught,
how it is taught and how mistakes and challenges are dealt with.
These exciting developments give us the theme of our conference
for this year.
Who Should Attend:
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Directors of Education
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Members Responsible for Education
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Headteachers and Senior Pastoral
Staff
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Year Heads
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School Governors
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Youth Offending Team Managers
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Educational Psychologists
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Behaviour Support Managers
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Learning Support Managers
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Healthy Schools Advisers
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Safer School Partnership Team
Managers
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Residential Social Workers
Previous Conferences
Attendance will enable you to meet old friends, make new ones,
share developing practice, find answers and be inspired by
speakers, workshop leaders and delegates.
Here are just a few quotes from delegates at previous
conferences:
“Very inspiring and informative”
“So many light bulb moments and inspiration”
“Very useful - have taken some brilliant ideas away”
“The conference provided a deepening knowledge and understanding
of RA”
“Inspirational speakers and clear structure”
“Thank you for a truly inspiring conference”
Conference style
This conference is friendly and supportive. People sit at small
round tables and there is always plenty of opportunity for
moving around and meeting lots of people. Everyone brings
something special – even if they are completely new to the
field.
The conference will employ a variety of formats. Highly regarded
plenary speakers will share their knowledge and wisdom;
workshops will enable in-depth exploration of key issues, and a
World Café approach will be used to enable deepening
understanding through dialogue and challenging questions.
This mixture of approaches allows the embedding of restorative
principles into the way the conference is run. Delegates will
have the chance to work with experts and with each other in a
highly interactive way.
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Benedict Business
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