Economic Viewpoints of Guernsey - 2015 This course seeks to communicate the essence of Guernsey’s economy, expressing different viewpoints from year to year. At £75m per annum, Education is the second largest demand on States revenue resources. The course will bring together expertise and practitioners in all aspects of education including: public and private education, adult education, special needs, States policy and funding. It will end with a debate about the future among Politicians and acknowledged experts. Programme Names in blue are confirmed, As of 12 January 2015. WEA reserve the right to change the speakers without notice. 13 January The Guernsey Economy - Overview – Roy Bisson A detailed description of the Guernsey economy based on Policy Council statistics. 20 January – The Education Department Jon Buckland, Chief Officer, States of Guernsey Education Department. 27 January – Guernsey’s Public Primary Education Tracey Moore, Headteacher Amherst Primary School Paula Sullivan, Headteacher Forest Primary School and Le Rondin School Nick Hynes, Education Department. Head of Standards & Learning Effectiveness 3 February – Guernsey Federation of Secondary Schools Christine Watson MA Ed., Headteacher, Guernsey Grammar School & Sixth Form Centre Vicky Godley BA. Hons, MSc., Headteacher, La Mare de Carteret High School Annabel Bolt, Headteacher, St. Sampson’s High School Sophie Roughsedge, Headteacher, Les Beaucamps High School Alan Brown, Education Department, Director of Education 10 February – Independent Colleges George Hartley MA MSc, Principal, Elizabeth College Ashley Clancy BA PGCE (Distinction), Principal, Ladies College Andrew Warren MA (Hons), Principal, Blanchelande College 17 February – E-education – The Future? Simon Barrett, Education Development Officer for Learning through Technology Rory Steel, Asst. Headmaster Curriculum & Technology, Beaulieu Convent School, Jersey 24 February – Post 16, Higher Education & Guernsey Training Agency Saboohi Famili, Chief Executive & Principal, Guernsey College of Further Education Kieran James, Director of Sixth-Form Studies, Guernsey Grammar School Frank Flyn, Education Department, Director of Finance & Resources Simon Le Tocq, Deputy Chief Executive, Guernsey Training Agency University Centre 3 March – Special Needs Education, Les Voies & Le Murier Jeremy Teehan, Headteacher, Le Murier School Jonathan Furley, Headteacher, Les Voies School Zoë Granger, Director of Inclusion & Support Services 10 March – Education – The Future Deputy Robert Sillars, Minister of The States of Guernsey Education Department Deputy Gavin St. Pier, Minister of The States of Guernsey Treasury & Resources Department TBC: Denis Mulkerrin CBE MA, Guernseyman, advisor to the UK & Guernsey governments. Alan Brown, Education Department, Director of Education
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