HIAS is pleased to offer a bespoke curriculum visit to St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School, Sheffield, taking place on 18-19 June 2026.

This opportunity was originally designed for schools involved in a curriculum project and training programme, and we are now delighted to extend it to all Hampshire primary schools.

The programme will include a morning visit to St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School with lunch, followed by a bespoke afternoon curriculum workshop, led by Jonathan Lear. The package also includes travel (subject to numbers), accommodation and dinner.

This is a valuable opportunity to gain insights into curriculum design and implementation within a leading school setting, alongside expert input. If you would like to find out more or express your interest, please contact: hias.training@hants.gov.uk.

The following quote from the Prevent Duty Guidance: Prevent duty guidance: Guidance for specified authorities in England and Wales (publishing.service.gov.uk) identifies the following: 

“The Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSL) or Prevent lead in the setting should receive more in-depth training, including on extremist and terrorist ideologies, how to make referrals and how to work with Channel panels. It is recommended that this training is updated at least every two years, enabling the lead to support other staff on Prevent matters and update them on relevant issues.” 

Therefore, this course will provide staff who are delivering Prevent training with the knowledge and resources to enable them to facilitate training to all staff in their schools. 

Search and book on the Learning Zone using keyword search: Prevent DSL

Price: Sub £150 / SLA £100 / Full £180 

These termly briefings aim to deepen the knowledge and understanding of headteachers and chairs of governors in respect of the current Ofsted inspection framework. The sessions are particularly targeted at schools who are likely to be inspected within the next six months. 

There will be opportunities to review information relating to the latest national and local inspection trends and patterns and consider implications for their own school. Additional input will be provided by headteachers of schools that have been recently inspected under the current framework (2025) and members of the Primary Phase Inspector team who support schools through the process.  

A senior leader and chair of governors are invited to attend but do not need to book a place. Headteachers who have booked a place will receive the course details, which they should share.  

The course price entitles a school to three places at the briefing (the headteacher, senior leader and chair of governors). 

Search and book on the Learning Zone using keyword search: Ofsted Renewed

Price: Sub £315 / SLA £145 / Full £378