We offer a broad range of high-quality training and development opportunities for all school staff. We lead networks, facilitate training and host conferences. Our annual training and development programme provides a one-stop-shop for headteachers who wish to invest in high-quality professional development for their staff at the best possible price.
‘Led by schools, for schools’ – as an alliance of schools we know that there is nothing more frustrating than investing in professional development activities for your staff that don’t have an impact in the classroom. We work hard to ensure that all of our provision is relevant, up to date and informed by the latest evidence and research, which leads to lasting impact on the practice of participants, their school and its pupils.
Our professional learning programmes are designed in partnership with schools. We use a comprehensive quality assurance framework to ensure that our training and development meets the needs of schools and is of the highest quality. We work with some of the best and most renowned trainers and facilitators to ensure individuals who access our programmes improve their practice and schools improve their outcomes. Based on feedback, 99% of participants rate our training as good or excellent.
We ensure that all of our professional development and training is affordable to schools. As a trusted, not-for-profit organisation we keep the costs of our programmes to an absolute minimum whilst ensuring we provide schools access to the very best in terms of professional learning and development.
As part of our ‘summer series’ of webinars for senior leaders entitled “Thinking Forward“, we are delighted to welcome Sonia Thompson (Head at St Matthew’s Research School) to lead a session focused on the curriculum.
This is the second of our two online English Conference webinars, led by colleagues from CLPE. Our annual conference provides an opportunity for English subject leaders to come together to explore new, innovative and evidence informed approaches to the teaching of English.
The termly NQT network meetings are informal online events that provide an opportunity for colleagues to develop their practice and networking with peers. The focus for this session will be on an end of year reflection & action planning for next academic year.
This is the second of our two online SENCo Conference webinars. Part 1 focused on ‘The Education Inspection Framework – through the SEN lens’ (recording now available) and part 2 will look at ‘Girls and Autism’.
The induction process for NQTs is changing from September 2021.
The new ‘Early Career Framework’ (ECF) reforms set out a new requirement for a two-year programme of support and development for new teachers after they complete initial teacher training.
Gateway Alliance are delighted to be working in partnership with all of our local teaching school hubs and are keen to support the delivery of ECT training for schools across the whole of our region.
Find out more by clicking on the button below to visit our dedicated webpage…
We offer a range of subscriptions linked to specific subject areas or roles and these provide the best value for money to schools. For information about each subscription please visit our ‘Subscriptions’ page. Subscriptions are not transferable but additional places can be booked for a reduced fee.
Non-subscribing schools can book onto any of our training (subject to availability) and pay a one off price.
There is no formal dress code, however any event specific requirements will be advised beforehand.
Your subscription entitles you to 1 place at each event (unless otherwise stated), additional places can be booked which will incur an additional fee.
Please see our Terms and Conditions regarding our cancellation policy.
Yes you can send an alternative delegate to an event, please try and contact us by email or call 02476 347697 to let us know as soon as possible.
It is vitally important that after you have purchased a subscription you book your place at each event linked to that subscription. Each subscription includes a variety of events, some with a choice of date, venue and subject. It is also important that we know which member of staff will be attending from your school and that you inform us of any special access or dietary requirements.
You will be offered a place at an alternative location.
Lunch is usually provided for full day courses, please ensure that you have provided any dietary requirements at least 1 week prior to event.
Parking is provided at all venues (unless specified) and is usually free of charge.
Relevant resources will be available to all delegates after the event on our member’s area of the website. We will upload resources after each event and will let you know when they are available for you to access. These resources are for use in your own school only.
Schools can access the member’s area for the courses that they have accessed via their school dashboard.
You can update your booking by contacting us by email or please call 02476 347697, up to 24 hours before an event.
Unless specified you are able to book additional places on any event, charges will apply. If you would like to book a large number of places please contact us.
Yes, this may be possible dependent upon numbers and availability. Please contact us for more information.
Yes. We have a wealth of experience and expertise in organising high quality CPD and training for schools and we currently offer this support to schools as a bespoke service. Costs vary depending on what you require. Please contact us for more information.
