Capita Conferences

Capita’s 3rd National Transforming the Primary Curriculum conference provides delegates with highly practical knowledge on how to plan, organise and deliver a world class primary curriculum for the 21st century.

Capita’s 3rd National Pain Management Conference gives you the ideas and guidance you need to develop commissioning,patient engagement and service quality standards in chronic pain services across primary and secondary settings.

Capita’s 10th National Children’s Centres Conference provides managers, practitioners and strategy leads with key information to ensure that their children’s centre provision and services are achieving high standards and are fit for inspection.

Capita’s 6th Preventing Violent Extremism Conference provides a forum to explore how to implement the new coalition Government’s guidance on Prevent and the community cohesion agenda.

Capita’s 10th National Preventing Deaths in Police Care Conference is timed to follow the recent publication of Expectations, the detailed inspection criteria for assessing the treatment and conditions for detainees in police custody.

Capita’s 13th National School Inspections Conference takes a holistic look at how schools can deliver a culture of excellence in preparation for an Ofsted inspection under the current framework.

Capita’s 3rd National Leaving Care Conference provides delegates with the skills to ensure effective advice and support for young care leavers around finance, health, accommodation, education, training and employment.

Capita’s 7th National Prolific and Other Priority Offenders Conference provides delegates with innovative case studies delivered by key practitioners on how to reduce re-offending through Integrated Offender Management.

Capita’s 13th National Extended Schools Conference focuses on strengthening provision by effectively commissioning and evaluating services in order to improve the well-being, attainment and aspiration of children, young people and their families.

Given the recent change in Government, Capita’s 2nd National Improving Children’s Services in Scotland Conference comes at a crucial time and provides the opportunity to address the new priorities and challenges ahead