Andy Griffith 

Andy has over 12 years of teaching in secondary schools and is the co-author of Outstanding Teaching and Teaching Backwards. Andy shares our mission to “...enable teachers and schools to develop more effective ways of creating deep, memorable learning experiences for both learners and teachers”.

 

Matt Bromley

Matt’s an inspiring, engaging speaker with incredible enthusiasm for ongoing professional development and developing best practice in schools. He has worked with Teacher Training UK leading our seminars on such topics as theories, principles and models of learning, designing an inclusive curriculum and reflective practice.

Dylan Wiliam 

Dylan Wiliam is Emeritus Professor of Educational Assessment at University College London. He has taught in urban public schools, directed a large-scale testing program, served a number of roles in university administration, including Dean of a School of Education, and led a research program supporting teachers to develop their use of assessment. 

Simon Ellis 

Simon is a consultant providing training and consultancy on special education needs and disabilities. Until recently, Simon was a Senior Lecturer at Canterbury Christ Church University and taught on the National Award for SEN Coordination programme.

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Joe Toko 

Joe is an experienced and influential senior leader and an accredited teacher training lecturer with many years of experience across diverse client groups. Joe is committed to school improvement and has had success and improved results working at a senior level with schools and their staff to deliver the best possible learning experience for pupils.

Amy Matthews 

Amy is an experienced SENCO and special lead educator. She is now the Course Leader for Education at Coventry University. Her passion for inclusive practice and supporting children with diverse needs is clear, leading sessions on understanding the role of specialist delivery techniques and improving the provision for disabled young people and adults.