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Hyatt Hotel Canberra Monday 20 August 2018 ISCA & AHISA Education Forum A national perspective
About the ISCA & AHISA Education Forum
The ISCA & AHISA Education Forum was established About AHISA About ISCA
in 2010 in recognition of the important role national
education policies and other national demographic, social The Association of Heads of Independent Schools of The Independent Schools Council of Australia is the
and economic trends play in the strategic planning of Australia is a professional association for autonomous national peak body representing the Independent
independent schools. school leaders, with six state/territory branches. AHISA schooling sector. It comprises the eight state and territory
fosters and supports excellence in school leadership by Associations of Independent Schools (AISs). ISCA’s major
The Forum is an opportunity for Chairs and members providing a platform for professional learning and collegial role is to bring the unique needs of Independent schools
of independent school Boards, for principals and other sharing and exchange. to the attention of the Australian Government and to
independent sector representatives to gather in Canberra represent the sector on national issues.
and hear from politicians, analysts and thought leaders AHISA National Office
on national issues that affect schools. The Forum is also Unit 123, 20 Anzac Park ISCA Secretariat
an opportunity for school governors, principals and sector Campbell, ACT 2612 2 Thesiger Court
leaders to listen to and learn from each other. T 02 6247 7300 Deakin, ACT 2600
E conference@ahisa.edu.au T 02 6282 3488
The 2018 Education Forum is the fourth jointly hosted by
W ahisa.edu.au E isca@isca.edu.au
ISCA & AHISA.
W isca.edu.au
@AHISAConf
#EdFo18 @lndSchoolsAus
AHISA National Chair
Dr Mark Merry ISCA Chair
Principal of Yarra Valley Grammar VIC Steven Bowers
E natchair@ahisa.edu.au Principal of Burgmann Anglican School ACT
E isca@isca.edu.au
AHISA CEO
Beth Blackwood ISCA Executive Director
E ceo@ahisa.edu.au Colette Colman
E isca@isca.edu.au
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ISCA & AHISA Education Forum: A National Perspective
Forum Program – Hyatt Hotel Canberra
0730 Arrival tea and coffee 1530 Afternoon tea
0915 Official welcome and Forum opening 1600 The Hon Bill Shorten MP
Steven Bowers, Board Chair, ISCA Leader of the Opposition, Australian Labor Party
Principal, Burgmann Anglican School ACT
1630 Senator the Hon Simon Birmingham
0930 The Hon Tanya Plibersek MP Senator for South Australia, Minister for Education & Training, Liberal Party
Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for Education and of Australia
Training, Australian Labor Party
1700 Closing comments
1000 Speaker Dr Mark Merry, National Chair, AHISA
To be confirmed Principal, Yarra Valley Grammar School VIC
1030 Morning tea 1715 Program concludes
1100 David Gonski AC
Evening Program – National Gallery of Australia
1200 Senator Sarah Hanson-Young
Senator for South Australia, Australian Greens 1930 Pre-dinner drinks – Gallery Foyer (level 1)
1230 Lunch 1945 Forum Dinner – Gandel Hall
1330 Trevor Young 1945 Dinner speaker
Founder, PR Warrior Richard Gerver
1415 Social Media Panel 2200 Evening concludes
Briony Scott, Principal, Wenona School NSW
Karen Spiller OAM, Principal, John Paul College QLD
Simon Gipson, CEO, The Song Room VIC
1445 Lisa Rodgers
CEO, Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL)
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Speakers
Richard Morecroft David Gonski AC Trevor Young
Master of Ceremonies
David Gonski is Chairman of the Australia and New Trevor Young has been on the frontline of the
Richard Morecroft is seen each weeknight on national Zealand Banking Group Ltd. communications revolution for several decades. A
television as the host of SBS1's very popular quiz show pioneering blogger, podcaster and social media advocate,
David is also Chancellor of the University of New South today he helps business owners, PR practitioners, subject
Letters and Numbers.
Wales, President of the Art Gallery of NSW Trust, and matter experts and aspiring thought leaders to tell their
Richard has been one of Australia’s most respected Chairman of the UNSW Foundation Ltd. He is also a story, grow their audience and build their brand and their
media figures for more than thirty years. Best known for member of the ASIC External Advisory Panel and the business by leveraging the power of owned, earned and
two decades as the principal anchor for ABC television board of the Lowy Institute for International Policy, a social media.
news, he is also widely known for his work in education, Patron of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation
conservation and the visual arts. and Raise Foundation and a Founding Panel Member of @trevoryoung
Adara Partners.
He is particularly well known for his onstage interviews
with leading figures in politics, business, entertainment He was previously Chair of the Review to Achieve
and the arts, from past Prime Ministers to Australia’s first Educational Excellence in Australian Schools for the
female Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne Commonwealth Government of Australia. He was also
and comic genius John Cleese. a member of the Takeovers Panel, Director of Singapore
Airlines Limited, the Westfield Group and Singapore
Richard is also one of Australia's most most respected Telecommunications Limited, Chairman of Coca-Cola
media skills trainers and communications coaches. Amatil Ltd, the Australian Securities Exchange Ltd, the
Sydney Theatre Company, the Guardians of the Future
Fund, the Australia Council for the Arts, the Board of
Trustees of Sydney Grammar School and Investec Bank
(Australia) Ltd.
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Speakers
Lisa Rodgers Richard Gerver
Dinner Speaker
Lisa Rodgers is the CEO of the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership
(AITSL), and is a powerful voice and respected advocate in the education sector. Lisa A former school principal and advisor to the UK Government, Richard Gerver has built
is an experienced executive, having provided exemplary service for the profession, a global reputation not only for leadership in education but for original and authentic
governments and the public in various jurisdictions including the UK, New Zealand and thinking around leadership, human potential and organisational transformation more
Australia. generally.
Prior to joining AITSL, Lisa was Deputy Secretary, Early Learning and Student Richard now works with organisations at the forefront of global innovation including
Achievement and Deputy Secretary, Evidence, Data and Knowledge in the Ministry of Google, Visa, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Deloitte, Puig, the LMA (League Managers
Education in New Zealand. With over 15 years’ experience in Education, Lisa has led Association), Telefonica and the International Baccalaureate Organisation. He was
significant reforms in assessment innovation, curriculum and the use of evidence for awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Derby in the UK, where he now sits
impact at the classroom and national level. on the Court.
Lisa has held several other substantial posts in Justice, Health, serving in the British Army, Richard is the author of three critically acclaimed books: the award winning Creating
and lecturing and leading research in child mental health at the University of Wales. She Tomorrow's Schools Today (now in its second edition); Change: Learn to Love It, Learn to
is a Board Director of the Foundation for Young Australians and a member of the Advisory Lead It; and Simple Thinking: How to Remove Complexity from Life and Work.
Board of the Asia Education Foundation.
Richard argues that great leadership is about serving the needs of the people who work
Lisa is passionate about the profession and remains dedicated to improved educational for you and rely on you. The three core principles underpinning his leadership philosophy
outcomes for young people. are communication, empowerment and impact.
@Lisa_CEOAITSL @RichardGerver
5Forum Information
Registration Venues
Registrations are being managed
Hyatt Hotel Canberra
by Consec Conference and Event
Education Forum
Management.
120 Commonwealth Avenue
P (02) 6252 1200
Yarralumla ACT 2600
E admin@consec.com.au
P 02 6270 1234
E canberra.park@hyatt.com
Delegate registration (day only)
$580 per person (incl GST)
National Gallery of Australia
Forum Dinner
Delegate dinner ticket
Parkes Place
$135 per person (incl GST) Parkes, ACT 2600
P 02 6240 6411
Delegates are able to purchase a dinner E information@nga.gov.au
ticket for their partners
$135 per person (incl GST)
Online registration is available
Registrations close
Friday 10 August 2018
6Forum Information
Accommodation Hyatt Hotel Canberra (5 star) Other premium hotels close to our forum Novotel Canberra
Forum venue venue include: 3.1km from Forum venue
Delegates are encouraged to book their 120 Commonwealth Ave 65 Northbourne Avenue
own accommodation directly with an Yarralumla ACT 2600 Hotel Realm (5 star) Canberra, ACT 2601
accommodation provider of their choice 2.7km from Forum venue
$220 per room, per night Book using code 'AHI190819'
at their earliest convenience. As the
Book using code ‘G-N03X’ 18 National Circuit for rates starting from $149
Forum crosses over with Parliamentary
P 02 6270 1234 Canberra, ACT 2600 P 02 6245 5000
sitting dates in Canberra, accommodation
will be in high demand, however we E canberra.park@hyatt.com W www.hotelrealm.com.au E h2796@accor.com
have secured reduced rates at selected W www.hyatt.com
Canberra properties. Ovolo Nishi (5 star) Capital Hotel Group
East Hotel (4 star) 2.4km from Forum venue Use promotional code ‘CONFEVENT’ to
4km from Forum venue 25 Edinburgh Avenue secure a 15% discount off the best flexible
69 Canberra Ave Canberra, ACT 2601 rate at the following Capital Hotel Group
Kingston, ACT 2604 W www.ovolohotels.com.au Properties.
$220 per room, per night P 1800 828 000
Book via phone or email using code ‘ISCA’ Hotel Burbury (4.5 star) E reservations@capitalhotelgroup.com.au
P 02 6295 6925 2.9km from Forum venue
E stay@easthotel.com.au 1 Burbury Close Pavilion on Northbourne
Barton, ACT 2600 5km from Forum venue
W www.burburyhotel.com.au 242 Northbourne Ave
Dickson ACT 2602
Little National (4 star) W www.pavilioncanberra.com.au
2.7km from Forum venue
21 National Circuit Avenue Hotel
Barton, ACT 2600 3.2km from Forum venue
W www.littlenationalhotel.com.au 80 Northbourne Ave
Braddon ACT 2602
W www.avenuehotel.com.au
7Forum Information
TFE Hotels Mantra Group
To secure a 10% discount off the best Use promotional code ‘AHISA’ to secure a
flexible rate at the following hotels 10% discount on the best available rate at all
Mantra Hotels in Canberra. This code is not
valid on stay & save rates.
E corporate.reservations@mantragroup.com.au
Hotel Kurrajong Canberra P 07 5665 4428
1.5km from Forum venue W www.mantra.com.au
8 National Circuit
Canberra, ACT 2600 Mantra MacArthur
4.4km from Forum venue
Medina Serviced Apartments Canberra, 219 Northbourne Ave
Kingston Turner, ACT 2612
4km from Forum venue
11 Giles St Mantra on Northbourne
Kingston, ACT 2604 3.9km from Forum venue
84 Northbourne Ave
Medina Serviced Apartments Canberra, Canberra, ACT 2612
James Court
3.3km from Forum venue Peppers Gallery Hotel
74 Northbourne Ave 2.2km from Forum venue
Canberra, ACT 2601 15 Edinburgh Ave
Canberra, ACT 2601
Adina Serviced Apartments Canberra
Dickson BreakFree Capital Towers
4.9km from Forum venue 2.2km from Forum venue
45 Dooring St 2 Marcus Clarke St
Dickson, ACT 2602 Canberra, ACT 2601
Vibe Hotel Airport Canberra
7.7km from Forum venue
1 Rogan St
Canberra, ACT 2609
8Support
AHISA gratefully acknowledges the
valued support of our corporate partners
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