ELIMINATING THE BLACK ACHIEVEMENT GAP:
Continuing Professional Development For African, Caribbean & Mixed Heritage Educators & School Governors
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Only 90 Places Available
In-Person Event
TAs; Teachers; SLT; Governors
Academy Schools & The Black Child:
Eliminating The Black Achievement Gap
Host:
Neil Mayers
Category:
Academic & Pastoral
Date:
26th April 2025
Location:
HALF-DAY
BEST SELLER
BEST SELLER
BEST SELLER
Wyvil Upper School, SW8 1GG
CERTIFIED CPD
HALF-DAY
£120.00
LIMITED PLACES
Course Information
Presenters: Neil Mayers; Susan Rowe-Glave; Robin Walker; Tony Warner
Places Available: 90
Training Times: 9:30am - 3pm
Date: Saturday 26th April, 2025
Location: Wyvil Upper School,
1 Trenchold St, Vauxhall, London SW8 1GG
$90.00
Description
A transformative professional development series designed to equip educators with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to close the Black Attainment Gap and foster culturally inclusive learning environments.
This national CPD tour will provide teachers and school leaders with essential strategies to address systemic barriers affecting Black students’ academic outcomes. Sessions will be held at 15 prestigious football clubs across England, offering a unique setting to explore race, education, and equity. Attendees will gain actionable insights to enhance their teaching practices and build stronger relationships with students, parents, and communities.
Who Is This Course For?
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Primary School & Secondary School Teachers
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Teaching Assistants
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Pastoral Leaders
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Senior Leadership Team & School Governors
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Social Workers
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Professionals Committed To Equity & Inclusion
Learning Outcomes
By attending this CPD event, you will:
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Professionals Committed To Equity & Inclusion.
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Understand the systemic factors contributing to the Black Attainment Gap and learn how to counter them.
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Develop culturally responsive teaching techniques that improve engagement and outcomes for Black students.
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Gain strategies for embedding African Diasporic history into your curriculum.
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Build partnerships with parents and communities to support student success.
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Learn how to create safe, inclusive classrooms that empower all learners and build cultural-esteem.
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By attending this CPD event Connect with a network of educators dedicated to equity and social change.
Why Should I Attend?
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Practical Application: Gain tangible strategies to implement in your classroom immediately.
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Expert Guidance: Learn from leading voices in education, social justice, and policy reform.
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High-Impact Learning: Participate in dynamic, interactive sessions designed to inspire action.
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Ongoing Support: Access post-event resources and networking opportunities to sustain progress.
Certification
This CPD training course is accredited by The CPD Certification Service UK (established 1996).
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Description
A transformative professional development series designed to equip educators with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to close the Black Attainment Gap and foster culturally inclusive learning environments.
This national CPD tour will provide teachers and school leaders with essential strategies to address systemic barriers affecting Black students’ academic outcomes. Sessions will be held at 15 prestigious football clubs across England, offering a unique setting to explore race, education, and equity. Attendees will gain actionable insights to enhance their teaching practices and build stronger relationships with students, parents, and communities.
Who Is This Course For?
-
Primary School & Secondary School Teachers
-
Teaching Assistants
-
Pastoral Leaders
-
Senior Leadership Team & School Governors
-
Social Workers
-
Professionals Committed To Equity & Inclusion
Learning Outcomes
By attending this CPD event, you will:
-
Professionals Committed To Equity & Inclusion.
-
Understand the systemic factors contributing to the Black Attainment Gap and learn how to counter them.
-
Develop culturally responsive teaching techniques that improve engagement and outcomes for Black students.
-
Gain strategies for embedding African Diasporic history into your curriculum.
-
Build partnerships with parents and communities to support student success.
-
Learn how to create safe, inclusive classrooms that empower all learners and build cultural-esteem.
-
By attending this CPD eventConnect with a network of educators dedicated to equity and social change.
Why Attend?
-
Practical Application: Gain tangible strategies to implement in your classroom immediately.
-
Expert Guidance: Learn from leading voices in education, social justice, and policy reform.
-
High-Impact Learning: Participate in dynamic, interactive sessions designed to inspire action.
-
Ongoing Support: Access post-event resources and networking opportunities to sustain progress.
Certification
This CPD training course is accredited by The CPD Certification Service UK (established 1996).