Running 2010 - 14th September 2010, Kettering Conference Centre
The aim of the event is to facilitate sharing of current evidence and innovative ideas; this can be used in practice to maintain the health of the runner and promote optimal rehibilitation in the event of injury.
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Leisure Industry Week - 21st to 23rd September 2010, NEC Birmingham
If you've never been to LIW and you are active in the UK leisure industry then you're missing out! LIW is the UK's leading and most influential trade show for out of home leisure businesses, with seven sectors each tailored to the specific needs of the communities we serve.
LIW 2009 hosted over 350 exhibitors and attracted over 12,500 trade visitors, with this representing an impressive 11% increase from the previous edition alongside the brand new initiatives and features for 2010 - we're looking forward to our busiest event yet – you should be too!
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Building a World-Class University conference
Thursday September 30th 2010 - The Royal Institution, London
This unique event, hosted by Times Higher Education and Thomson Reuters, brings together some of the world's most influential academic leaders, who will provide first class analysis of everything from best practice in university management to the use of transparent international performance comparisons.
Attending this event will give you an unparalleled opportunity to:
- Learn about best practice in university management from leading international experts
- Explore the methodology behind the Times Higher Education World University Rankings with the experts who supply and analyse the data
- Network and connect with your international counterparts
- Gain first-hand knowledge of how universities are rising to the challenge of globalisation
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Health & Wellbeing Conference 2010
Thursday, 14 October - London
After the success of last year's inaugural event, this one-day conference will bring together over 350 key public sector stakeholders, eminent speakers and expert suppliers to discuss the delivery of key health, work and wellbeing policies across the country.
Each year in Britain, the number of working days lost due to ill health costs the economy over £100bn. With over 34 million days lost due to work related illness in 2007/2008, the government commissioned a report to assess the health and wellbeing of the working-age population and make recommendations on how employers can better support those in ill health to recover and return to work earlier.
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Reforming the National Curriculum: Creating a Curriculum Fit for the 21st CenturyWith a new government in power, changes are being made across each department.
Thursday 21st October 2010, Central London, 09:00 - 16:00
With a new government in power, changes are being made across each department. In particular, education will be undergoing transformations.
Jacquie Spatcher, Joint Head of the Curriculum Unit at the Department of Education will be speaking on 'Reforming the Primary Curriculum'. Key topics to be covered in this not to be missed session include:
- Returning to more traditional subjects – History, Maths and English
- Retaining the current external assessment examinations
- Reviewing Key stage 2
- What is the future of innovative technology in the primary curriculum?
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING THIS FORUM
- Will provide headteachers with a platform for informed debate and discussion regarding the future of this vital issue
- Discuss opportunities to allay any uncertainties regarding the future of the National Curriculum under the new government
- Hear from key industry professionals
- Ask questions and seek advice from key industry professionals
- Receive speaker's presentations from the day which you can refer back to
- Network with other headteachers and education professionals
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