At January's Curriculum Design conference, Matt’s keynote explored curriculum intent - all the planning that happens before teaching happens. He articulated a six-step process of curriculum design and development. This time around, he explores the final two stages of the process: implementation - how to translate your curriculum plans into classroom practice; and impact - how to evaluate the effectiveness of your curriculum plans, teaching, learning and assessment, and student outcomes.

He will offer practical insights, ideas and advice to support your school's curriculum work and Ofsted preparation. For those of you who missed the first presentation on impact, Matt's six-step approach is described across two episodes of The SecEd Podcast: https://bit.ly/3rFofV1
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    Matt Bromley
    Education Author & Advisor, Yorkshire

    Matt Bromley is an education writer and advisor with over twenty years' experience in teaching and leadership including as a secondary school headteacher and principal, FE college vice principal and academy trust director. He also works as a public speaker and trainer, and is a primary school governor.

    Matt writes for various newspapers and magazines including TES, SecEd, Headteacher Update, SEN Leader, Attendance Matters Magazine, School Business Manager Magazine, and School Inspection + Improvement Magazine.

    He is the author of numerous best-selling books for teachers including How to Become a School Leader, The Art of Public Speaking, Teach, Teach 2, Making Key Stage 3 Count, The New Teacher Survival Kit, andHow to Lead. His latest book is School & College Curriculum Design 2: Implementation, the second instalment in a three-book series which follows the best-selling Book 1: Intent which garnered several 5* reviews and was called "epic" "brilliant" and "amazing" by readers.

    Matt's education blog, voted one of the UK's most influential, receives over 50,000 unique visitors a year.

    He regularly speaks at national and international conferences and events, and provides education advice to charities, government agencies, training providers, colleges and multi-academy trusts. He works as a consultant and trainer with several companies including Creative Education, Osiris Educational, Forum Business Media, Keynote Educational, the ETF, Engage Education, and the Association of Colleges. He also provides a wide selection of direct-to-market consultancy and training services through his own company, Bromley Education, which he founded in 2012.

    You can follow him on Twitter: @mj_bromley