NAAIDT: Conference 2005

	Thursday 14th April
	Keynote 1 - Inspecting D&T in English Schools: Current Issues and Future Methodology
	KS3 Strategy - Lessons from the Pilot and Futures
	Keynote 2 - The place of design and technology within the transforming education agenda
	Keynote 3 - Customise Your Primary Curriculum
	Optional groups
	Friday 15th April
	Keynote 4 - Against the odds: the challenge of assessing design innovation
	Focus on Food; a National Agenda
	Workshops
	National Initiatives: Primary & Secondary Update
	Saturday 16th April
	Keynote 6 - Electronic Portfolios and Assessment
	Keynote 7 - Strategies for Developing Designing - Early Years to KS3

NAAIDT Conference 2005 Brands Hatch

14th - 16th April 2005
Brands Hatch Thistle Hotel, Kent
Excellence & Enjoyment; Opportunity & Excellence

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Thursday 14th April
11.00	Arrival at Brands Hatch Thistle, Brands Hatch, DA3 8GN or Alternative Welcome at Emmerich (Berlon) Ltd, Wootton Road, Ashford, TN23 6JY, for a factory visit (one hour) *"From Beech to Bench."*
12.30	Return of colleagues from Emmerich (Berlon) Ltd. Lunch in Restaurant at Brands Hatch Thistle
13.30	Welcome to the 2005 conference Training Room 1 Paul Shallcross Hon. President, NAAIDT, and, Judith Webster Kent Cluster Chair, Swanley and District, The Value of Design and Technology Creativity with Infants (chair Paul Shallcross)
13.45	*Keynote 1 : Inspecting D&T in English Schools: Current Issues and Future Methodology* Training Room 1 Peter Toft, HMI OfSTED Specialist Subject Adviser for D&T (chair Barry Lewis, scribe Julie Halley)
		Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint (Warning!* file size = 1.9Mb - approx. 8 mins download time using a modem)*
	Will focus on: New Inspection System Evidence Overall A major D&T Inspection Project - Food Education in Secondary Schools
14.30	Questions
14.45	Tea

15.15	*KS3 Strategy - Lessons from the Pilot and Futures* Training Room 1 Tim Brotherhood, Angela Sach and Sue Woodhead (chair Richard Green, scribe Terry Bendall)
		Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint (Warning!* file size = 6.5Mb - approx. 25 mins download time using a modem)* WMV video file (Warning!* file size = 3.5Mb - approx. 15 mins download time using a modem)* Scribe's notes
16.05	Domestic notices
16.10	*Keynote 2 - The place of design and technology within the transforming education agenda* Training Room 1 Kevin Jones National Specialism Coordinator: Technology Colleges Specialist Schools Trust (chair Graham Edwards, scribe Val Pridmore)
		Web version of the presentation
	OR
	*Keynote 3 - Customise Your Primary Curriculum* Training Room 6 Alison Willmott Programme leader, QCA 3-14 Curriculum Team (chair Sandie Kendall, scribe Gareth Pimley)
		Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint (Warning!* file size = 13.2Mb - approx. 53 mins download time using a modem)*

17.15	Options
	Regional Discussion Groups Rooms TBA Reg. Co-ordinators	The position in changing NAAIDT Status Room 4 Graham Edwards	OfSTED 2005 New Framework and Support Material Training Room 1 Keith Remnant Senior Adviser Standards, Kent (chair/scribe Andrew Shears)
19.00	President's Reception for New Members and their Area Representatives
19.30	Dinner Restaurant, or Buggatti Bistro - informal dress
21.30	The "Banned" Buggatti Bistro

Friday 15th April
07.00+	Breakfast
9.00	Domestic notices
9.05	*Keynote 4 - Against the odds: the challenge of assessing design innovation* Training Room 1 Professor Richard Kimbell (chair Gilly Browning, scribe Jonathan Gershon)
		Web version of the presentation Modified version of the original PowerPoint (File size = 887Kb - approx. 3 mins download time* using a modem)*
10.10	*Focus on Food; a National Agenda* Training Room 1 Anita Cormac Director Focus on Food (chair Jon Parker, scribe David Tuck)
		Web version of the presentation
10.30	Coffee Reception area - informal networking (and arrival of some invited teachers)

	Workshop choice 1
11.00 - 11.50	Session 1	'A' : ICT Overview John Myerson National Trainer Web version of the presentation	'B' : Health and Safety - Core accreditation, training update and recent subject issues John Chidgey Vice President	'C' : New Primary Strategy and D&T Sandie Kendall Education Consultant Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint	*Resources exhibition*
12.00 - 12.50	Session 2	'D' : Business Industry - Keeping up with initiatives - Funding Streams and work related learning Tony Slonecki EBP Manager Web version of the presentation	'E' : Departments and Schools for the Future Bernard Cooper LEA Adviser, and Neil Logue MD, Thorpe Kilworth Web version of the presentation	'F' : Handling Products and Strategy Support Jane Snelling Spice Spice workshop activity Spice website	*Resources exhibition*

12.50 - 13.50

Lunch

	Workshop choice 2
13.50 - 14.40	Session 3	'G' : New 2D and 3D Design - ICT Futures Andrew Gregory Techsoft Design	'H' : Vocational Education in Kent "One Step Beyond" David Burns Deputy Head, Vocational Centre, Whitstable Community College Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint	'I' : Textiles - ICT the industrial context Lindsay Fidler Textile Consultant, EDCON Web version of the presentation	*Resources exhibition*
14.50 - 15.40	Session 4	'J' : Embedding ICT in Primary DT Gareth Pimley Primary Adviser Web version of the presentation	'K' : Food Technology; Health, Wealth or Just Fun? Stephanie Valentine British Food and Nutrition Foundation	'L' : 14-19 From Desk to Engineering and Manufacturing Jenny Dein and Nick Baldwin	*Resources exhibition*

15.40	Tea
16.00 - 16.30	*National Initiatives: Primary & Secondary Update* Training Room 1 Richard Green Chief Executive, DATA (chair Steve Hickman, scribe Sue Langdon)
		Web version of the presentation Original PowerPoint Warning! file size = 4.4Mb - approx. 18 mins download time using a modem)
16.30	Domestic notices
19.15	President's Reception, De De Havilland Suite, followed by Annual Dinner Guest Speaker, John Styles MBE "The hand is quicker than the eye"
	Installation of Barry Lewis as President for 2005-6

Saturday 16th April
07.00+	Breakfast
09.15	AGM Training Room 1 Chaired by Barry Lewis, President 2005-6
10.45	Coffee
11.00 - 11.45	*Keynote 6 - Electronic Portfolios and Assessment* Training Room 1 Ian Williams QCA Subject Adviser (chair Kate Marks, scribe Graham Cooper)
		Web version of the presentation
11.45 - 12.30	*Keynote 7 - Strategies for Developing Designing - Early Years to KS3* Training Room 1 David Prest Adviser, Cornwall (chair Michelle Parker, scribe Robin Pellatt) Materials and resources available from: Design and Making Centre, Church Road, Pool, Redruth, Cornwall, TR15 3PZ. Tel: 01209 719354 Fax: 01209 715138 Email: dmcentre@cornwall.gov.uk
		Web version of the presentation
13.00	Close of Conference and Lunch (Packed or Buffet)

Conference 2005

NAAIDT Conference 2005 Brands Hatch

Thursday 14th April

Friday 15th April

Saturday 16th April