His Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver, will talk about proposed changes to the new inspection framework and seek the views of delegates from the floor.
He will provide key insights into Ofsted’s proposals with a specific focus on what those changes mean for early years providers and why a strong sector response to its consultation is vital for progress.
He will also speak about what he sees are the key priorities for early years and for inspection and what can be expected from Ofsted going forward.
Jayne Coward, Ofsted’s deputy director, Early Years Regulatory Policy and Practice will also be speaking.
Tickets are selling fast for this annual summit. The programme includes:
• Government keynote from early years minister Stephen Morgan MP on Labour’s policy priorities and plans to consult the sector (invited)
• Ofsted’s Sir Martyn Oliver talking about inspection changes coming down the track
• Latest analysis and data on early years spending and policy from the Institute for Fiscal Studies
• Big Debate on solving the recruitment and retention crisis
• Unpicking the changes to employment law, scrutinising workers’ rights and pay
• Practical steps to boost the digital skills of your workforce
• Case study on creating a positive culture across multiple sites
• Insights into the strengths of various models of early years provision, and which are best placed to be sustainable, and ultimately deliver the very best for parents and young children
As well as nursery owners, directors and managers, the Summit will also be attended by school professionals, local authority heads and sector investors. It will be a great opportunity to debate, discuss and acquire new perspectives from networking.
Access the programme and register here
