Nasdap Conference 2009

updated 4 August- NOTE CHANGES TO FRIDAY MORNING SCHEDULE

AND CHANGES TO TONY MACKAY AND JANE GAUDIN WORKSHOP

AND CHANGES TO THURSDAY SPEAKER ORDER AND WORKSHOPS

Wednesday, 26 August

9.00am	Registration
10.00am	Opening and Welcome
10.30am	Morning Tea
11.00am	Keynote: Frank Crowther - Leadership for Successful School Capacity-Building: Exciting New Insights
12.00pm	Lunch
1.00pm	Concurrent Workshops Frank Crowther - Exploring a Framework for Authentic School-Based Visoning Graham Randall - Best Practice When Leading Managing Change Jane Gaudin - Change Management
2.15pm	Concurrent Workshops (repeated)
3.15pm	Afternoon Tea
3.45pm	Keynote: Steve Maharey - The Educational Imagination: In a Changing World What Kind of Education Do We Need for What Kind of People?
5.00pm	Furnware Welcome Function and Tour

Thursday, 27 August

8.45am	NZ Science, Mathematics & Technology Teacher Fellowship Scheme. Joanna Leaman
9.00am	Keynote: Tony Mackay - Leading School Improvement and Innovation
10.00am	Morning Tea
10.30am	Keynote: Karen Sewell
11.30am	Concurrent Workshops Employment Law and Collective Agreement Scenarios. Mychael Stevenson and Lyn Robson, PPTA Preparing today's students for their future - the Curriculum Challenge.Tony Mackay How to include the students' voice in your future plans. Brenda Service, Victoria University Future Pathways - integrating Careers into the curriculum. Nicki Dowling and Adie Graham, Massey University Gifted and Talented Tongan students in New Zealand. Ingrid Frengley-Vaipuna, Patea Area School Where to next - your next career move. Colleen Douglas, Massey University Using Digital Video/Media in our Schools. Nicholas Hall, Command Systems DVC
12.30pm	NASDAP AGM
12.30pm	Lunch
	Off site tours (optional / user pays)
6.30pm	Conference Dinner - pre dinner drinks (optional / user pays)
7.00pm	Conference Dinner (optional / user pays)

Friday, 28 August

7.30am	Breakfast with Keynote: Mary Kippenberger
8.30am	Concurrent Workshops Employment Law and Collective Agreement Scenarios. Mychael Stevenson and Lyn Robson, PPTA (REPEAT) Maori Achievement for 21st Century Education. Mark Bowden and Nicola Ngarewa, Opunake High School Future Pathways - integrating Careers into the curriculum. Nicki Dowling and Adie Graham, Massey University (REPEAT) Gifted and Talented Tongan students in New Zealand. Ingrid Frengley-Vaipuna, Patea Area School (REPEAT) Leading Schools into the future through effective Strategic Planning. Colleen Douglas, Massey University Using Digital Video/Media in our Schools. Nicholas Hall, Command Systems DVC
9.30am	Morning Tea
10.00am	Keynote: Julia Atkin - Learning as the Leader
11.00am	Ministry of Education presentation. Linda Stockham Educational Leadership
11.45am	Conference Close

The programme is correct at the 'updated' date on the home page however the Conference Planning Committee reserves the right to amend any component as necessary. Every effort will be made to communicate any changes.