BSA webinar – Looking back, looking forward – autumn/spring end of term review, 3.12.21

3 December @ 12.00pm – 1.00pm

Course Outline

The termly ‘Looking back, looking forward’ webinar, presented by BSA Group Chief Executive, Robin Fletcher, will provide an update on developments from the current term on the sector and headlines from the boarding sector ‘in tray’  to consider what’s happened and what we’ve learned from these developments and events. In reflecting on what the term has taught us, Robin will also consider what we could be considering and implementing as we move into the next term, to ensure that boarding excellence is constantly striven for, and BSA Group members are core to the development of the boarding, and indeed education, sector as a whole.

Robin will be joined by other members of the BSA Group leadership team and other guests depending on what headlines arise over the course of the term, to ensure that the audience hears from expert voices.

Training topics will include:

• The current term, headlines and developments
• What to leave behind
• What to take forward and development
• Points to consider for the term ahead.

Learning outcomes:

• An up to date understanding of key current issues affecting the boarding sector, and those predicted to have emphasis in the term ahead
• Guidance on points to consider for the term ahead.

Audience:

• Deputy Head Pastoral, Head of Boarding, Senior boarding practitioners

Cost:

• Full Member – £60
• Additional Full Member – £15
• Affiliate Member £90
• Additional Affiliate Member – £20
• Non-member – £120

Trainer: Robin Fletcher, Chief Executive, BSA and BSA Group

Robin Fletcher, MBA, MPhil is CEO of BSA Group, comprising the BSA (Boarding Schools’ Association), SACPA (Safeguarding and Child Protection Association) and BAISIS (British Association of Independent Schools with International Students). Robin was a journalist, editor and communications director before joining BSA in 2014.

As BSA CEO, Robin is a member of the Department for Education’s Systems Partnership Oversight Board. Outside BSA, he is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, an Honorary Fellow of Cardiff Metropolitan University, a Governor of Rugby School, President of the Rugbeian Society and a non-executive director of the national trade body Make UK. He lives in Bath in southwest England and has two daughters, two stepdaughters, and two stepsons.