TLABerkhamsted to “Imagine, Believe, Achieve” on 5th March

The TLAB conference on 5th March 2016 will centre around exploring the importance of imagination and performing at the highest level. The organisers are thrilled to announce our keynote speakers John Neal and Phil Beadle, who will inspire delegates with their ideas and strategies for behaviour, motivation and achievement. “Prepare to have your preconceptions challenged and your morale boosted: this is going to be your best CPD of 2016!” Tickets can be booked now for just £50 each.

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On Saturday 5th March, Berkhamsted School in Hertfordshire will host TLAB16, a not-for-profit education conference run for teachers, by teachers. This year’s TLA (teaching, learning and assessment) conference will centre around exploring the importance of imagination and performing at the highest level. Running from 9.00am to 4.00pm, TLAB16’s theme is “Imagine, Believe, Achieve”. The event is now in its fourth year, and welcomes educators from all types of schools. Tickets, including lunch and refreshments, are priced at £50 per person via the TLAB16 Eventbrite page.

The event organisers have announced the keynote speakers as John Neal and Phil Beadle, who will inspire delegates with their ideas and strategies for behaviour, motivation and achievement. John is an elite performance coach who has worked at the highest level in sport, business and the police. Phil, meanwhile, is a renowned educator and author of nine books on teaching and learning. They will inspire and entertain attendees along with the event’s rich and varied programme of workshops.

The feedback for last year’s TLAB15 was hugely positive, and was widely praised on Twitter:

@CristaHazell Still buzzing after #tlab15! It was a great day. Thanks for being such an inspirational colleague! pic.twitter.com/Ki48y0id7Y
— Candida Gould (@candidagould) March 22, 2015

Great day today at #TLAB15. My main takeaway? The importance of the 'Why' - thanks to @independenthead for: http://t.co/uOAZe7lxYI
— John Davies (@johnmarkdavies) March 21, 2015

Another great #TLAB15 being wrapped up by @nickdennis. Bring on the scones!!! pic.twitter.com/xNN1Vceq4N
— Dave Stacey (@davestacey) March 21, 2015

“Unusually, our delegates represent a 50/50 split across the independent/selective and maintained sectors,” said co-organiser Laura Knight. “We cover our costs with small-scale sponsorship and huge amounts of goodwill and enthusiasm! All this is to make sure that colleagues with cover restrictions and non-existent CPD budgets can take part. We are interested in sharing the very best thinking about education with an audience that really cares.”

Visit www.berkhamstedschool.org/TLAB16 or contact [email protected] for more information.