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	Conference 8 Friday 27th January 2012 by Patricia Maryniak - Tuesday, 24 January 2012, 10:45 AM
	Conference_8_Agenda.doc Conference 8 will be held at Springwood High School on Friday 27th January 2012. Please arrive at 9 am for 9.15 start. As this venue has limited car parking you are advised to park on Queensway Road. Springwood High School Queensway Gaywood King's Lynn PE30 4AW The agenda for the day is attached.Refreshments and a buffet lunch will be provided.

Please see the URGENT message below from Trudi Miles

Dear All,

We have, within the last half an hour, received notice from our speaker that she can not lead the conference tomorrow in Peterborough.

We are therefore, regretfully cancelling this event.

Please use the day as an additional reflection day, during which you can update your documentation and prepare for next week.

We look forward to seeing you at Conference 8 on the 27th January at Springwood High School, King's Lynn. This conference will be lead by David Allsop and John Bennet and look at Personalising Learning.

We apologise for the unavoidable short notice of this cancellation, although we are sure you will make the most of this unexpected opportunity for independent study.

If you have any queries regarding the above please contact the office on 01487 833707 or Trudi via email tmiles@camgtp.com

Thank

Trish Maryniak

This is to inform you all that we do not assign a percentage to your assignments and where this happens you are to ignore them. There is an annoying habit within the system that sees 4 grades and splits them equaly amongst the percentage spectrum i.e Grade 1 equates to 100%, Grade 2 to 66.67%, Grade 3 to 33.33% and grade 4 to 0%.

All you need to concern yourself with is the grade awarded and the comments plus where applicable the opportunity to re-submit.

Just to re-iterate we do not assign a percentage to assignments.

Best wishes and keep up the good work

David

(Edited by Patricia Maryniak - original submission Monday, 16 January 2012, 01:06 PM)

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