CLOtC Event: Marketing to Schools in 2027: Using Data and AI to Communicate More Effectively
Schools are busier than ever, and standing out in a crowded marketplace can be challenging. So how can education providers ensure their marketing and communications are relevant, engaging and aligned with what schools actually need?
CLOtC Event: Understanding and Using Generic Learning Outcomes (GLOs): A practical introduction for museums, heritage and cultural learning providers
Join Rachel Tranter, Director of GEM (Group for Education in Museums), and Jenni Waugh, cultural engagement consultant and member of GEM’s GLO review team, for this one-hour online interactive workshop exploring the practical application of the GLOs.
CLOtC Event: Benedict’s Law – Allergy Safety In Schools: What you need to know in preparation for working with schools as a provider
This online session will support providers and venues delivering educational programmes to schools to review and strengthen their site security emergency response procedures. Suitable for organisations of all sizes and settings – indoor and outdoor – the session will cover a range of potential incidents, including lockdown and invacuation, evacuation and hostile threat responses such as Run, Hide, Tell.
CLOtC Event: Understanding School Visit Approval Systems: Making It Easier for Schools
This online session is designed for providers who want a better understanding of how schools and advisers plan, assess, and approve educational visits.
CLOtC Event: Critical Incident Planning for Educational Providers – Preparing your setting to respond when the unexpected happens
Dealing with a critical incident is one of the most challenging situations any educational provider may face. In this session, Pharos Response will provide practical insight into how to prepare in advance so you’re in a better position to respond effectively should the worst happen.
CLOtC Event: Security Incident Response Planning for Educational Visit Providers and Venues
This online session will support providers and venues delivering educational programmes to schools to review and strengthen their site security emergency response procedures. Suitable for organisations of all sizes and settings – indoor and outdoor – the session will cover a range of potential incidents, including lockdown and invacuation, evacuation and hostile threat responses such as Run, Hide, Tell.
