Wednesday, 11 September

Time Activity Name
9:00 – 10:00 Registration, teas and coffees
10:00 – 10:10 Welcome Caroline Marcus, GEM Chair
10:10 – 11:10 Keynote John H. Falk
gninraeL fo eulaV ehT: Reversing our Thinking about Learning and Value
11:10 – 11:40 Keynote Sara Wajid, Co-CEO, Birmingham Museum Trust
11:40 – 11:55 Break
11:55 – 12:55 Member presentations Embedding Evaluation in Our Journey
Sajida Carr, Creative Black Country,Dr Vishalakshi Roy, Earthen Lamp
Learning and Engagement  – a Manifesto for All
India Divers, Museum Association
Learning Together: Co-producing Derby Museum’s exhibition, Displaced: From the Nile to the Derwent, across our Museum teams, and with local and international school communities
Rachael Wayne, Derby Museums, Laura Phillips
Driving Change through ‘The Engine’: Participatory Evaluation with Young People at London Transport Museum
Beth Atkinson, Tiggy Allen, London Transport Museum
Developing Sustainable Museum / School Partnerships and the Partner School Model
Ruth Boley, Royal Museums Greenwich, Hollie Witton
12:55 – 13:40 Lunch
13:40 – 14:40 Keynote Professor Turi King
14:40 – 15:30 Workshops This Is Us: A Workshop for Neurodiverse Pupils
Steve Marchant, the Cartoon Museum
Museum Learning Roundtable
John H. Falk
Design Thinking
McKenzie Lynch
Effective Immersive Engagement through Performance, inside and outside your Heritage Setting
Mark Bishop, Andy Burden, Lizzie Crarer,  Natural Theatre Company
Work Experience, Work Placements and Inclusive Pathways – Overcoming the Challenges
Rachel Moss, Particip8tion Freelancer
Telling our stories: Transformative Impact Workshop
Sarah Cowie, National Trust for Scotland,  Loretta Mordi, Museums Galleries Scotland
How can we use museum collections to build science capital amongst young people from disadvantaged backgrounds?
Chris Parkin, History of Science Museum, University of Oxford
Makaton for Museums: a Beginners Guide
Victoria Stevens, The Museum of English Rural Life
What Do You Value? Finding an Organisation that Works for You
Louise McAward White, Fair Museum Jobs
15:30 – 15:45 Tea
15:45 – 16:30 Member presentations Tales & Travels: Creating a Programme with Local Migrant Communities
Rita Piglionica, Turner’s House Trust
Opening Closed Doors: Historic Churches as Community Assets
Gareth Simpson, Matthew Maries, National Churches Trust
Changing Perceptions: The Wallace Collection’s SEND Programme
Amy Chang, The Wallace Collection
Project Based Learning – a Delivery Methodology to Encourage Cross Subject Learning Focused Upon Climate Change and Heritage
Sara Bird, Newcastle University Special Collections & Archives
16:30 – 17:15 Keynote Henry McGhie
Museum Education and Participation for Better Futures
Welcome drinks

The event will begin with a welcome speech by Phil Walker, Head of Culture at Bristol City Council.

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