Conference theme

Creating the conditions for success

This year, our conference will explore how school leaders and teachers can create the right conditions for success - starting in the classroom and achieving impact across the whole school.

Around the world, schools and policy-makers are increasingly putting emphasis on learners’ wellbeing. We know that many of our schools seek to establish places where learners and teachers thrive and deliver to their fullest potential. This year’s conference focuses on how to create a positive, successful learning environment within your school.

We will explore, reflect on and discuss:

• How you can deliver the best conditions for teaching in your classrooms.
• Cognitive, neurological and psychological learning factors, and what this means when establishing a learning environment.
• Overcoming barriers to learning, using practical examples you can take back to your own school.
• Student wellbeing such as inclusivity, student mental health and resilience
• What ‘success’ looks like in an effective learning environment and what successful schools do in terms of leadership, classroom practice, school community engagement and the best tools to use to inform school improvement.

As always, we have expert guest speakers who will provide insight into specific areas of the theme. We also offer you the choice of a wide range of breakout sessions. Our presenters, who are experts in their field, can help us understand what research evidence tells us works and how we can use it.

I thought the conference was excellent, and the presenters provided a lot of good information, based on the latest research.

The greatest value of these conferences however, is the opportunity for our community to be together, share ideas, perspectives and make contacts. For those of us who work for Cambridge International, this is an invaluable opportunity to hear from you about ways we can provide better support. We look forward to meeting and sharing with you how to create the conditions for success.