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Herts for Learning is a leading provider of school improvement and business support services, training and resources, that enable schools, settings and Trusts to deliver a great education. We believe that every young person, through access to a great education, should be able to realise their potential, regardless of where they live, their background or circumstances.
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Throughout the year we hold high-quality conferences led by acclaimed key note speakers across a range of subjects. Our events enable delegates to hear from educational thought leaders and participate in engaging interactive workshops.
Featured Events
Hertfordshire special schools headteachers' conference
This two-day annual residential conference is planned by headteachers, for headteachers, and is an ideal opportunity to hear from leading experts, pick up new ideas and network with colleagues.
West Lodge Park hotel
Featured Events
The Herts for Learning Reading Fluency Expo 2022
This year’s Reading Fluency Expo delegates will have the opportunity to hear from experts in the field of reading fluency sharing best practice in this fast-developing knowledge field.
Webinar
Featured Events
The 2022 Hertfordshire Primary Headteachers' Conference
This three-day annual residential conference is planned by headteachers, for headteachers, and is an ideal opportunity to hear from leading experts, pick up new ideas and network with colleagues.
Brighton
Featured Events
Primary headteachers’ seminars – Autumn 2022
Delivered by the Head of Primary – School Leadership and a range of specialist advisers from Herts for Learning, this session will provide updates on current topics in primary education.
The Fielder Centre
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Enhance and broaden your professional knowledge, skills and expertise by booking on one of our training courses.
Welcome event for primary and special school early career teachers (ECTs)
Hertfordshire Development CentreSign up to a subscription
Our subscription packages have been developed by our team of expert advisers to support schools, academies and educational settings in delivering the curriculum. Our knowledge portals provide a wealth of materials to support business services in schools.
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A complete solution for curriculum planning, assessment and progress tracking for primary and early years.
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GDPR Toolkit
A range of resources to help schools and settings meet the data protection regulations (GDPR).
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Data Management Services portal
Resources and guidance to support schools and academies to harness the power of their Management Information System (MIS).
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HR Services portals
Materials to support HR practice in schools and academies, including streamlined policies, templates and specialist practice notes.
/resources/hr-services-portalEffective classroom practice for reading fluency HfL and EEF
HfL offers a range of reading fluency CPD opportunities and teaching strategies for schools, depending on requirements, availability and budget.Autumn 2022 training programme
Herts for Learning (HfL) is pleased to announce that our autumn 22 training programme for staff working in primary, including...2022 Headteacher supervision/coaching programme
Coaching; a safe space for headteachers; confidential and focused on you.Blogs
Blogs
George Floyd: Will this be the generation for change?
This generation are using George Floyd as their catalyst, and their tenacity is forcing adults to pay attention and act.
24 June 2022
Why we should include LGBTQ+ people in our primary curriculum
In this guest blog, Michael Gray explores recent debate around the discussion and inclusion of LGBTQ+ themes in primary school.
Leadership & Management 22 June 2022
Section 28: Impact and legacy
Section 28 banning teachers from talking or teaching about homosexuality had a profound impact on schools and individuals. The consequences are still being felt today.
Equality and diversity 21 June 2022
