#tmpompey  

 

Arrival and parking - the best place to park is the nearby Gunwharf Quays (directions). Actions Stations is part of the Historic Dockyard around 5-10 mins walk from the car park and well signposted.

 

 

A TeachMeet is a free, informal conference for teachers, by teachers. It consists of a programme of micro-presentations, each one being no longer than 7 minutes.

 

TeachMeet Pompey is being supported by the lovely people at Action Stations.

 

Update: We are very pleased to announce that there will be a goody bag for each delegate plus a drink on arrival thanks to the following lovely sponsors:

 

 

 

 

Update 18th June: Very please to announce that Jamie at digital explorer will be providing some of his excellent Oceans resource packs.  Many thanks Jamie :-)

 

 

 

It is about hearing stories about learning, from teachers. This is not an event to present about a product or theory - this is a chance for teachers from all types of establishments to hear ideas from each other. Real narratives of practice that make a difference. It is about being engaged and inspired by our immediate colleagues and a whole bucket load of networking to boot! Whether you just want to attend, or are keen to share your ideas by doing a presentation, everyone is welcome.

 

There will be a chance for attendees to have a game of laser quest to take out the day's frustrations, and we will look in to the possibility of a TeachEat at the nearby Gunwharf Quays. If interested please indicate below.

 

 

Contact: David Rogers drogersmm@me.com or via Twitter @daviderogers

 

Use the hashtag #tmpompey

 

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Attendance List (please include school and email address:

 

1. @daviderogers Priory School, Portsmouth, drogersmm@me.com

2. Phil Wright Action Stations, Portsmouth @fubar2u_2000 learing@pnbpt.com

3. Jo Debens, Priory School, Portsmouth. @GeoDebs  jdebens@gmail.com  

4. Ian Addison, St John the Baptist Primary School - @ianaddison

5. Charlie Deane, Titchfield Primary School

6. Ryan Gibson, Swanmore College @ryangibson79

7. Simon Hunt, Harrison Primary School @smnhunt

8. Alex Bellars, Ballard School @bellaale

9. Lauren Kelly, Springfield School, Portsmouth @misslkelly

10. Paul Walton, Northern Parade Junior School, Portsmouth

11. Kate Broadribb, Wildern School

12. Neil Ford, Young Rewired State - @neilcford neil@youngrewiredstate.org

13. Sue Matthews, Henry Cort Community College, Fareham @soos24

14. Amanda Stoner, Charles Dickens Infant School @mandapandawanda

15. Janet Williams, St Jude's Primary

16. Nick Hewitt, Portsmouth Naval Base Property Trust, Head of Attractions and Collections

     http://blogs.reuters.com/nick-hewitt/ http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/products/nick+hewitt/coastal+convoys+1939-1945/6293267/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01k6bcj

17. Alex Blandford, Priory School

18. Mary Kinoulty, Head of Learning, The Mary Rose Trust education@maryrose.org

19.Richard Hastings - Orchard Junior School @titchhastings - Sorry

20.Jane Chivers - Spinnaker Tower jchivers@spinnakertower.co.uk

21. Sam Atkins - satkins@priory.portsmouth.sch.uk

22. Rachel Jackson - rjackson@priory.portsmouth.sch.uk

23. Lesley Gardner - Barton Peveril College @hypnodendron

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Presenters (please include school, email address and topic)

 

1. @daviderogers of @priorygeography (FB page , sch website) drogers@priory.portsmouth.sch.uk , will talk about some form of creative naughty learning with the use of pupils' own mobile devices or something similar.

2. @fubar2u_2000 - Phil Wright - How can Laser Quest create amazing literacy / Interaction and boys literacy how a climbing tower and simulator can create an atmophere of learning.

3. @ianaddison - Let me tell you a story...a few different ways to use ICT for story telling

4. St John's Digital Leaders (c/o @ianaddison) - to be confirmed...either animation ideas, 3D modelling or the role of a digital leader

5. @smnhunt Using Scratch in the Primary Classroom (with the proviso that if my pregnant wife goes into labour I won't be there!)

6. @bellaale, Ballard School (school email) - playing around with Socrative/Poll Everywhere, or something else if I change my mind ;)

7. @GeoDebs of Priory Geography, quick talk about FSC Hack weekend - fieldwork technology  

8. @neilcford of Young Rewired State, An introduction to YRS

9.Martin Patterson, Director of Hands on History Ltd ( www.handsonhistory.co.uk ).History days for schools with costumes, props for all time periods. 

10. Nick Hewitt, Education and Museums 

11. Mary Kinoulty, A quick introduction to the new Mary Rose Museum

12. Priory School DiGITAL LEADERS showcase : Mobile @ Priory

13.@titchhastings - How to Kodu code a game in under 3mins

14. @SamGeoAtkins - Olympic Geocaching

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TeachEat

 

Sign up below if you're interested in attending a TeachEat after the event roughly 6:30-8:30...

 

This will be at the nearby Las Iguanas 5-10 mins walk from Action Stations and the trains.

 

1. David Rogers

2. Phil Wright

3. Jo Debens

4. Ian Addison

5. Charlie Deane

6. Simon Hunt

7. Alex Bellars

8. Neil Ford

9. Sue Matthews

10. Martin and Daryl Patterson, Hands on History.

11. Sam Atkins

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