Christian Schools' Trust National Conference
In cooperation with an ACSI Europe partner organization in the UK, we invite our Christian school leaders and colleagues to participate in this event from February 17-19. It is sponsored by Christian Schools' Trust and hosted at the Hayes Christian Center in Derbyshire.
When: 17-19 February 2023
Where: The Hayes Christian Centre, Swanwick Alfreton, United Kingdom
Link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/on-eagles-wings-tickets-313289857397
Programme includes:
- Opportunities for networking with over 100 other Christian school staff
- Quality CPD for working with a distinctly Christian ethos
- Seminars on key Secondary, Primary and Early Years topics
- Teaching from experienced practitioners
- Relationship building and fun
- Top-notch Christian speakers
- Quality Christian resources
Guest Speaker:
Stuart Burgess has taught engineering science at Bristol University and Cambridge University. He has worked for the European Space Agency, was a lead bicycle designer for Team GB and has received many design awards. He has been an invited speaker in over 25 countries, speaking on education, Christian worldview, apologetics, creation and engineering.
Paul Madsen and Bert Vogel will be in attendance representing ACSI Europe to encourage collaboration between ACSI member schools in various regions of Europe and beyond.
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