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Purpose
· To share views about current issues about pastoral care in education.
· To explore how pastoral care structures and systems can support a coherent approach to meeting the needs of learners.
· To share good practice in pastoral care and support for learners.
· To discuss ideas about practical strategies, for supporting children and young people to achieve their full potential.
Delegates experience
· Keynote expert speakers
· Schools sharing good practice.
· Question Time Panel
· Discussions
· Networking with other delegates
· Displays
Programme
NAPCE Annual Conference 2025
Why We Need Pastoral Care in Education. Sharing Good Practice
· The Studio, Conference Centre, Escape and Bond Conference Rooms
· Cannon Street, City Centre, Birmingham
· Friday 4th July 2025.
9-00am 
Registration and refreshments
9-20am 
Welcome and arrangements for the conference. Why we need Pastoral Care in Education
Phil Jones, National Chair, The National Association for Pastoral Care in Education
9-40am
 
Keynote Speaker – Inspiring people to achieve
Humphrey Walters,
10-15 am
 
Keynote Speaker – Growing Great Schools Worldwide
Dr Sue Roffey
10-50am
 
Break -refreshments -networking
11-10am
 
Speaker – Know me to teach me
Louise Michelle Bomber
11-45 pm 
Speaker 
Meeting the needs of learners that are disadvantaged
Fiona Fearon, National Governors Association
12-20 pm 
Lunch – networking
1-00 pm Speaker Sam Coton,
 
Better me. Better You
1-30pm 
Good Practice Workshops -Tom Shaw Director of Research and Development. Carr Manor Community School 
TBC
2-00pm
 
Good Practice Workshops
 , 
Zoe Ali, Thornhill Community Academy, Dewsbury, England, 
Working with families.
2-30pm 
Good Practice Workshops 
Bristnall Hall Academy Achievement Co-ordinators, Oldbury, England
 
A daily response to complex behavioural, safeguarding and pastoral issues.
3-00pm
 
Break and refreshments
3-10pm
 
Pastoral Question Time Panel
Chaired by Phil Jones with panel including Georgina Saralis. Other members of the invited expert panel to be confirmed.
3-50pm 
Close – Phil Jones
For more information and to book tickets go to the link on the NAPCE website at 
www.napce.org.uk
 or follow the link on Eventbrite 
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-we-need-pastoral-care-in-education-sharing-good-practice-tickets-1234573415319?aff=oddtdtcreator
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