These unique residential courses focus on improving subject knowledge and enhancing the way we teach. Workshops, lectures, one-to-one consultations and peer collaboration provide an inspirational environment to revitalise the work of your department.
- Reasons to attend:
- Inspirational lectures from high profile subject experts
- Induction into the PTI Subject Leadership Programme
- Discounts on our CPD Subject Days
- One-to-one consultation with an experienced head of department
- Access to PTI online resources
Art
Share best practice and build your network of passionate Art teachers
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Share best practice, connect and collaborate with a community of passionate Art teachers from around the country
- Feel energised and enthused to further develop a challenging, creative and inspiring curriculum
- Explore your passion for visual arts and enrich your subject knowledge as both an artist and critic
- Focus on ambitious, aspirational long-term departmental development that will contribute to whole-school improvement
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Residential Course Leader - Art
Tom Hardy
Tom Hardy is Director of Art and Design at North London Collegiate School. He has also acted as art and design consultant for the QCDA and is on the NSEAD...
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Programmes Coordinator - Art
Jennifer Pope
Jennifer is Acting Head of Middle School, with specific responsibility for Year 10; Subject Leader for Photography, Teacher of Art, Design Technology, Photography and ICT at The John Warner School.
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English
Share best practice and join a community of passionate subject leaders
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Share best practice in a supportive space and join a national network of passionate English teachers
- Revitalise your teaching approach to develop a more aspirational and rigorously academic curriculum
- Discuss the importance of English both within and beyond the curriculum, and gain confidence to raise the profile of the subject in your school community
- Immerse yourself in an expansive range of lectures and workshops from leading Cambridge academics and the Royal Shakespeare Company
Kazuo Ishiguro OBE
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“The PTI events are imaginatively conceived, superbly organised, and probably unique in this country. To invite committed teachers to come together and debate with leading experts and practitioners in their subjects - and in such intimate and conducive settings! it's a brilliantly simple way to inject fresh ideas, new ambitions and sheer inspiration into classrooms. I always feel excited when asked to participate.”
Lord Hennessy
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"Never lose a holy curiosity (Einstein): Or how to get out of bed on a wet Monday in February"
Past speakers
CPD Coordinator; NTSD Course Leader - English
Gareth Davies
Gareth Davies has recently started teaching at Coloma Convent Girls’ School. Prior to that he taught at Harris Academy Greenwich, and was Lead Teacher for the Gifted and Talented at...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - English
Jessica Bedi
Jessica Bedi read English at Cambridge University and went on to complete her PGCE at the School of Education, Cambridge. As well as working as a Team Leader and Speaking...
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Geography
Share best practice and build your network of passionate Geography teachers
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Share best practice and build your network of passionate Geography teachers and leaders
- Update your subject knowledge and place-based studies to develop a more rigorous and challenging curriculum, in light of the new specifications
- Develop strategies to raise the profile of Geography in your school and community
- Support your students as 21st-century global citizens and empower them to use contemporary geographical knowledge to gain insight into global events
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Lord Hennessy
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"Never lose a holy curiosity (Einstein): Or how to get out of bed on a wet Monday in February"
Past speakers
Residential and NTSD Course Leader - Geography
Graham Goldup
Graham Goldup is Senior Assistant Headteacher at Cardinal Newman Catholic School, Hove. He is an active member of the Geographical Association and the Royal Geographical Society and is both a...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - Geography
Margaret Wheatley
Margaret graduated from London University with a BSc in Geography. She worked in a comprehensive school in Beckenham, South London before moving to North London Collegiate School where she is...
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Music
Share best practice and build your network of passionate Music teachers
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Reaffirm Music as a valued subject within the school curriculum
- Share best practice and engage in positive, constructive discussion with a community of passionate Music teachers
- Explore your own passion for Music and expand your subject knowledge as a musician and educator
- Find meaningful, ongoing support to re-inspire your teaching and create an exciting musical culture in your school
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Howard Goodall CBE
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"What we are doing with young people in schools, by teaching them music, is beginning their life-long exploration of music, not creating the finished article. I had been sufficiently enthused at school by the strange alchemy of music to want to learn more. Teachers have a difficult and challenging job and I have enormous admiration for what teachers do. The Prince's Teaching Institute plays an incredibly important role in helping teachers start the engines, so that young people will go on wanting to learn more and in time discover their own musical humility."
Past speakers
Residential Stream Co-Designer - Music
Lawrence Haigh
Lawrence was appointed the Director of Music at North London Collegiate School in 2003. Prior to that he was the Assistant Director of Music at NLCS and also Head of Music...
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CPD Advisor and Residential Stream Co-Designer - Music
Nick Jones
Nick is the Director of Learning for Visual and Performing Arts and PE at Regent High School, an 11-19 community school Camden, London. Prior to this, Nick was Head of...
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Mathematics
Share best practice and engage in supportive, constructive discussion about the work of your department
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Consider how Mathematics is learned and better promote critical thinking in the classroom
- Share best practice and engage in supportive, constructive discussion about the work of your department
- Be inspired by current real-life applications of maths, such as climate prediction, cryptology and architecture, and consider links back to the classroom
- Experience purposeful activities and ideas you can take straight back to school to support development of an enriched and relevant Mathematics curriculum
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Professor Heinz Wolff
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Hand, eye and brain, over and over and over again: The virtuous circle
Past speakers
Residential Course Leader - Mathematics
Robert Ferguson
Dr Robert Ferguson began his career in Mathematics researching the numerical solution of the coupled nonlinear partial differential equations. After completing his PhD, he went on to work as a...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - Mathematics
Alida Allen
Alida is the Subject Leader for Mathematics at Forge Valley School in Sheffield. She enjoys developing materials to encourage mathematical thinking and has contributed to, and led, projects that have...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - Mathematics
Janet Wright
Janet is responsible for working closely with the Leaders in Learning, in her role as Head of Faculty for Maths, Computing and Enterprise at High Storrs secondary School in Sheffield....
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Modern Languages
Share best practice, discuss the new curricular demands and connect with a community of passionate ML teachers
A residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Enrich your subject knowledge and discover diverse, innovative strategies to increase use of the target language, excite learners and encourage spontaneous communication
- Clarify your development plan and explore practical solutions to move your department forward
- Reaffirm the value of teaching languages, and equip students with lifelong skills to thrive in a wider global society
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Lord Hennessy
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"Never lose a holy curiosity (Einstein): Or how to get out of bed on a wet Monday in February"
Past speakers
Residential Stream Co-Designer - Modern Languages
Rebecca Howard-Wearn
Rebecca Howard-Wearn was formerly Vice Principal at Ravens Wood School. She studied in London and Paris. Having taken early retirement, she is now on her first gap year and does...
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History
Share best practice, engage in discussion and connect with a community of passionate History teachers
An inspiring residential course for subject leaders
- Join us to:
- Gain deeper insight into historical issues and explore a range of strategies for provoking debate, introducing historiography and helping students develop arguments
- Gain deeper insight into historical issues and explore a range of strategies for provoking debate, introducing historiography and helping students develop arguments
- Clarify your development plan and explore practical solutions to move your department forward
Lord Hennessy
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"Never lose a holy curiosity (Einstein): Or how to get out of bed on a wet Monday in February"
Past speakers
Residential Stream Co-Designer - History
Jonathan Wilbraham
Jonathan Wilbraham is Subject Leader for History at Durham Johnston Comprehensive School read in politics and history at the University of Durham graduating in 2005. In 2006 he completed his Fast Track...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - History
Hazel Bagworth-Mann
Research for her PhD centred on the development of school inspection in the 19th century and the impact this had on elementary education. Other areas of research include the development...
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Science
Share best practice and engage in supportive, constructive discussion about the work of your department
A residential course for subject leaders, in association with Siemens
- Join us to:
- Develop a more relevant and inspiring curriculum, with ideas that work, to take back to school
- Update your knowledge of cutting-edge developments that can bring Science teaching to life and engage pupils within and beyond the curriculum
- Reflect on the key role of STEM education and ways to link the sciences for a more holistic teaching practice
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Professor Heinz Wolff
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Hand, eye and brain, over and over and over again: The virtuous circle
Dr Rob Mulvaney OBE
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"Frozen in time: The archive of past climate and atmospheric change"
Past speakers
Residential Course Leader - Science
Richard Russell
Richard Russell has 20 years’ experience of teaching Chemistry. His emphasis is on discovery through practical chemistry and he has developed an extensive outreach programme for primary schools across Birmingham. He...
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Residential Stream Co-Designer - Science
Natalia Timoshina
Natalia Timoshina is Head of Physics at North London Collegiate School. She graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and spent the first years of her career working at...
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