NAPEP Annual Course 2018
'Values in Leadership for Principal Educational Psychologists' - Principled Psychologists?
Friday 11th May 2018 at Hilton York
The purpose of our annual CPD meeting is to:
- explore the role of values in the leadership of public sector organisations
- consider how to keep teams engaged in time of change and transition
- consider what fairness and equality mean in systems with core and traded services?
- Reflect on how we influence without using power
- What do person centred approaches mean in practice?
Our annual meeting will include inspirational speakers and the opportunity to engage in workshop sessions to apply what we have learned to our own context.
We are pleased to announce the Course programme is now available.
Speakers
Showcase: EP leadership research
Vikki Jervis, Joint Principal Educational Psychologist at Bristol City EPS
Leadership in Educational Psychology Services: A summary of doctoral research
The overall aim of Vikki's research was to understand the experiences and perceptions of promoted post holders in EP services and she answered 4 research questions:
1. Why do EPs apply for promotes posts and what experiences influence their decisions?
2. What are the experiences of starting first promoted posts and how can this inform us of the support necessary for those embarking on a promoted post?
3. How do EPs develop a leadership knowledge base and what is the leadership knowledge base amongst promoted post holders?
4. How can leadership in EP services be improved?
Sanchita Hosali, British Institute of Human Rights
Sanchita is a recognised expert in human rights and equality law, policy and practice, with over fifteen years of working both in the UK and internationally. As Director at BIHR Sanchita provides strategic leadership and mangement, overseesing operations, with a lead role in policy and campaigning. Sanchita has a particular expertise in addressing violence against women from a human rights perspective. She has been an academic researcher, worked as a freelance researcher, and lead policy and strategy development at a range of other organisations. Sanchita was previously the Chair of Rights of Women, a national legal organisation, overseeing the organisation’s constitution as a charity. Sanchita holds an LLM Human Rights Law and an LLB in Law.
Registration is now open. If you have any queries please contact us via the event hotline on 01332 224506.
Agenda
Friday 11th May 2018
Please note this is a draft programme and may be subject to change
| 08:45 | Registration, Refreshments & Networking |
| 09:30 | Welcome & Opening Remarks - Malcolm W Taylor, NAPEP Chair 2016-18 |
| 09:40 | Public Value - Rachael Wardell, West Berkshire Council - With time for table discussions: Issues, reflections and Q&A |
| 10:30 | Refreshments & Networking |
| 11:00 | Title TBC - Linda Jordan, The National Development Team for Inclusion - With time for table discussions: Issues, reflections and Q&A |
| 11:45 | Human rights: from values to practice - Sanchita Hosali, British Institute of Human Rights - With time for table discussions: Issues, reflections and Q&A |
| 12:40 | Lunch & Networking |
| 13:40 | Annual General Meeting - NAPEP Executive Officers - Reports from Chair 2016-2018: Malcolm Taylor; Secretary: Nigel Pattinson & Treasurer: Mohammed Bham - Welcome to incoming NAPEP Chair 2018-2020: Liz Robinson |
| 14:15 | Restorative Practice - Saleem Tariq, Leeds City Council - With time for table discussions: Issues, reflections and Q&A |
| 15:00 | Refreshments & Networking |
| 15:20 | Leadership in Educational Psychology Services: A summary of doctoral research - Dr Vikki Jervis, Bristol City Council - With time for table discussions: Issues, reflections and Q&A |
| 16:00 | Closing remarks - Liz Robinson, incoming NAPEP Chair |
| 16:15 | Course Close |
Speakers and Facilitators
Sanchita Hosali
SpeakerSanchita is a recognised expert in human rights and equality law, policy and practice, with over fifteen years of working both in the UK and internationally. As Director at BIHR Sanchita provides strategic leadership and management, overseeing operations, with a lead role in policy and campaigning. Sanchita has a particular expertise in addressing violence against women from a human rights perspective. She has been an academic researcher, worked as a freelance researcher, and lead policy and strategy development at a range of other organisations. Sanchita was previously the Chair of Rights of Women, a national legal organisation, overseeing the organisation’s constitution as a charity. Sanchita holds an LLM Human Rights Law and an LLB in Law.
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