CONFERENCE 2012
Workshop Programme – At a Glance
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Which words would I use to describe SHP and its conference?
Which photographs would I chose to show you?
The results are shown in the Gallery [ click here ]
Exhilarating. Loved being surrounded by inspirational teachers in such a democratic atmosphere.
Thoroughly inspiring. Can’t wait to get back to school to implement the stuff.
My history cup runneth over
Thoroughly enjoyed every moment
The organisation, the content, the atmosphere were all excellent. And such good value for money.
Superb all-round experience
Fantastic – a wonderful engaging experience
Inspiring
Fabulous. Great seeing everyone getting inspired
Inspiring. I have so many ideas that I’m taking away
Really inspiring, fun and a good balance of practical and big picture ideas
The best CPD available
Excellent as always.
‘I can't tell you how much I enjoyed the SHP Conference. I have come away enriched and inspired.’
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The HMI View |
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‘I’m going to bounce all the way home’ said one teacher as she left the 2009 SHP conference.
The written evaluations, too, were full of praise:
‘an amazing weekend’
‘a fantastically helpful conference’
‘I saw excellent and inspirational practice in all workshops and plenaries’
‘so well-organised, everything dovetailed’
These were just a few of the comments from over 260 teachers who attended.
From Friday to Sunday lunchtime, teachers and history educators were treated to the most creative thinking and practice in history education. Five plenary sessions and over thirty workshops addressed some of the most important issues in school history.
How could you possibly miss this year's conference?
Ideas, perspectives |
The 21st National SHP ConferenceLeeds Trinity, July 2009 ‘I saw excellent and inspirational practice in all workshops and plenaries’ |
Workshop |
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Luff-inspired |
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