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2021 8.45am-5.30pm, Thursday 9th September 2021 Waipuna Hotel & Conference Centre, 58 Waipuna Road, Mt Wellington, Auckland
ASC WORKSHOPS 2021
REGISTRATION MORNING TEA SMS: MUSAC Edge administration –
8.00am-8.45am 10.00am-10.30am tips and tricks
Phil Simms: MUSAC
This workshop will cover the core administration
INTRODUCTION
8.45am-9.00am
Workshops functions in Edge Student Manager, including:
• enrolments / leavers / caregivers / staff;
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• calendar;
Welcome to Delegates 10.30am-11.45am • classes and groups;
and Housekeeping Session One • list printing;
Wayne Jamieson: • notifications;
CES General Manager • finances and the Edge app.
Xero: tips and tricks
Yasmin Sellars: Finance Manager, CES
KEYNOTE SPEAKER An in-depth look at Xero and how you can save MoE ENROL: 101 and beyond
9.00am-9.50am time by using the system to its full potential. Jacqui Smith: Ministry of Education
Please email any questions or topics you This is your opportunity to meet a leader from
“Wake up your WOW!” would like to be covered in the workshop to: the data and knowledge team at ENROL:.
Cath Vincent yasmin@cessl.org.nz before 2nd September. Content will include:
Learn how to operate at maximum energy, • new features in ENROL;
confidence and motivation, no matter what • upcoming changes to ENROL;
challenges you face ... The audit and financial reporting • user feedback.
Humans are creatures of habit. We do the same Brendon Foy: Associate Director Audit, RSM
things and we get the same results. Cath will A look at the school audit process, procedures ,
reveal how you can do things differently so you timing, problems and issues that are commonly Google add-ons and extensions
work less but achieve more. Her unique 6-layer found when auditing school accounts .Brendon Jacqui Sharp: Sharp, Kinane Ltd
model for change will wake up your WOW! will also look at financial reporting from an Learn about add-ons and extensions which make
Cath will help you to discover: auditor’s perspective. Google Workspace such a powerful and useful
• what impacts on your personal WOW; administration tool. There are grammar checks,
• micro-changes that you can make straight inserting diagrams, adding signatures, coloured
Communicating with other cultures tables; merging documents, inserting icons,
away to get more of what you want; Mariska Mannes: Deliquo Communication
• how to change your habits for greater success. making QR codes, splitting screens, condensed
In this workshop you will learn how to: tabs, adding avatars, inserting royalty free
• identify kiwi culture, your family’s culture, images and inserting macrons.
the culture in your school, other cultures – Time will be allocated for questions.
and how they collide;
• develop self-awareness and build skills that
PROFILE will allow you to communicate and interact Appraising administration staff
more effectively with other people; Kerry Mitchell: The Education Group
Cath Vincent • respect other people’s values and This workshop is aimed at support staff who want
Motivational beliefs while respecting your own. to better understand how performance
Speaker management works, including job descriptions,
Cath was a business consultant for appraisals, job, professional development and
over 20 years. She has worked on SMS: KAMAR – tips and tricks goal setting. This workshop will be interactive
multi-million dollar infrastructure Kent Lendrum: e-Learning Specialist and will aim to answer your questions about
projects and launched businesses in Learn about the latest version of KAMAR and all performance management.
the UK, Australia and New Zealand – the updates and shortcuts that you need to know.
including a software start-up which
won a DTI award for innovation. Getting the best from yourself
SMS: Assembly – tips and tricks and others in the workplace
Yet despite her corporate success,
Leanne Flack: Relationship Manager, Assembly
Cath remained unfulfilled until she Penny Harrison: Leadership Coach and
Maximise the tools within Assembly Student Facilitator, Communicate Consultants
decided to 'Wake up her WOW!'
Management System to help you work smarter. • understanding your motivators and those of
She emigrated to New Zealand and
Leanne will share tips to save you time, and to your colleagues (what we need to be effective);
began a new career as a motivational
ensure you are getting the most out of the • knowing how others like to work – how you
speaker. Cath quickly gained
system. Time will be allocated for questions can flex to get the best from others;
international recognition, and within
and sharing tips and tricks. • understanding your strengths and priorities;
only three years she had won the
National Speakers’ Association • working with others successfully – why we get
Brightstar award. Cath is also host of SMS: eTAP – tips and tricks it wrong about each other;
the uplifting ‘The Cath Vincent Show’ • effective communication in the workplace –
Phil Hardie: eTAP
guiding principles and useful strategies;
which airs on Sky TV. Useful tips and tricks to help you get the most
• managing workloads – getting important
from eTAP school management software.
things done and juggling competing demands.
2 ASC21 — The Conference for Every School Administrator
ASC WORKSHOPS 2021
Dealing with difficult people Google Drive – managing files and Handling confrontation and
Marie Posa: Innovative Training Services folders, Google Chrome de-escalation management
School staff have to deal with more and more Jacqui Sharp: e-Learning Innovator Phil Thompson: Self Protection Expert
stressful situations involving parents and Learn how to organise folders, share files and De-escalation and confrontation management
caregivers who are under pressure. Marie will keep track of files others have shared with you in taught in a fun way! Content includes:
offer practical tips and techniques which will Google Drive. Google Docs’ powerful • strategies for controlling confrontation;
assist you when dealing with tricky situations. collaboration tools include revision history, the • the ‘golden rules’ of de-escalation;
comment and chat features and the ‘suggest’ • maintaining personal safety while managing
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tool for tracking and automatically generating agitated people;
11.45am-1.00pm
suggestions as you type. • verbal ‘ninja tricks’ to calm people down;
Session Two Time will be allocated for questions. • dispelling the myths of de-escalation and
negotiation developed over 20 years of
experience and research.
The “dark art” of banked staffing Productivity tips with
Wayne Facer: Education Enterprises Microsoft Office
Learn how to exploit loopholes to gain the David Jackson: Microsoft Specialist Resilience: staying well in
greatest benefit for your school. Wayne will give Learn lots of new tips and time-saving tricks times of adversity
examples of how to interpret banked staffing which make using MS Office more productive. Hannah Airey: Workplace Wellbeing
reports and spreadsheets, and how to manage Everyone will receive hand-outs to share with Life presents us with challenges, but challenges
banked staffing over a changeable year. your team. Content will include: also provide an opportunity to change ourselves.
BONUS: Additional resources which make • managing and sorting your email; How we react to these challenges is dependent
banked staffing easier to understand will be • controlling your calendar; on our inner resources. This experiential
forwarded to each delegate after the conference. • quickly formatting a Word document; workshop will provide evidence-based
• data analysis made easy with Excel. information and tools which you can put into
Financial management in schools practice at work and in your personal life.
Carmel Riordan: Financial Advisor, How to run a busy school office
Ministry of Education – Northern Region Carlene Callinan: School Secretary BUFFET LUNCH
A look at topical financial issues. Meadowbank School
Doing the simple things once and doing them 1.00pm-1.45pm
right makes a running school office a smooth
Working in a culturally
operation. Carlene will share practical advice and
diverse team wisdom from her years of experience.
Mariska Mannes: Deliquo Communication
Sometimes we need to stand in another’s shoes
to understand a different perspective. Mariska Confident and clear
will show how to encourage diversity while communication at its best
retaining the group norms that engender Penny Harrison: Leadership Coach and
harmony. You will learn the skills needed to be Facilitator, Communicate Consultants
adaptable when working in a diverse team. Get your message across clearly by following
these guiding principles and key skills to effective
communication:
Working effectively with refugee
• using confident body language to motivate
and migrant cultures yourself (and others);
Saniya Surani and Amanda Aye:
• keep it simple;
Refugee and Migrant Education Support,
• making the most of available communication
Ministry of Education.
channels;
Expand your cultural awareness of students and
• thinking about choice – keeping yourself and
families from diverse cultural and linguistic
others “above the line”;
backgrounds. Gain an understanding of the
• tips on managing other peoples’ expectations;
barriers to communication and learn how to
• conversations with purpose and outcomes.
overcome them. You will be directed to the
resources provided by the Ministry of Education
to support these students. The Privacy Act: what the
new Act means for schools
Toolkit: optimising payroll Jasmine Harding:
Office of the Privacy Commissioner
Kristine Donahoe: Toolkit
Learn how to collect, handle and store personal
Toolkit regularly hears administrators don’t have
information in accordance with the Information
time to learn how to automate and minimise
Privacy Principles of the Privacy Act 2020.
manual processes. But using shortcuts saves
Jasmine will also cover the principles which
time and allows you to work smarter, not harder.
govern how your school can use and disclose
Kristine will show you how to establish a more
personal information.
manageable, streamlined workload:
• discover what’s new and how you can
enhance the options you already use;
• utilise school data setup and staff profiles;
• how to establish best practice processes.
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ASC WORKSHOPS 2021
1.45pm-3.00pm Google Sheets: spreadsheets
Session Three and beyond ...
Jacqui Sharp, e-Learning Specialist
If you know how to use Excel then you’ll feel at
The dos and don’ts of home in Google Sheets. In this workshop you will
school expenditure learn how to enter data, create charts and pivot
Lynley Ross & Emily Willers: CES tables, use autofill and add formulas to make
Topics will cover frequently asked questions: working with large sets of numbers easy.
• should principals and staff be paid BOT fees? Sheets can also be used in combination with
• BOT fees were introduced to reimburse costs – Google Forms and the autoCrat plug-in to
does that include loss of income too? generate invoices and many other automated
• must allowances paid to staff be approved by functions to speed up your workflow.
MOE and Novopay? Time will be allocated to ask questions.
• appropriate vs inappropriate gifts/payments/
Visiting Auckland? reimbursements;
Modern ways of working
We’ve arranged a • can you pay staff for additional services?
with Office 365
e.g., a caretaker undertaking building work;
special room rate • what is income in advance – when is it allowed? David Jackson: Ripped Orange
for out-of-town • a reminder of the 10% borrowing limit and Learn how you can use Office 365 to collaborate
why it is relevant to all schools and digitise processes. Topics will cover:
delegates • sharing and collaborating with documents;
ASC have negotiated a special • using Microsoft Teams;
room rate with Waipuna Hotel for Cultural awareness • creating forms with Microsoft Forms;
our out-of-town delegates – in the workplace • creating newsletters with Microsoft Sway
$207 per night (GST included). Mariska Mannes: Deliquo Communication
Book directly through Waipuna The journey from cultural avoidance to
acceptance is full of misunderstandings. What School administrators’ open
Hotel, phone free
0800 WAIPUNA (0800 924 786), gets in the way? We don’t know what we don’t forum – bring a topic
know – discover practical ways to respect others’ Lianne Taylor: Office Manager
and quote the promo code Royal Road School
ADMIN0921 to ensure you values and beliefs without losing your own.
An open workshop to discuss topics of mutual
obtain the ASC discount. interest focusing on the school administration
Te reo: the good manners of environment. Bring your own topic and join the
correct pronunciation conversation.
T. J. (“Haggis”) Henderson:
Whangarei Boys’ High School
Being unable to correctly pronounce words that
Attendance and truancy
are used daily diminishes both our literacy and Julie Spedding: MOE Relationship Co-ordinator
Lisa Chandler: Attendance Advisor (ACES)
our good manners. This workshop will not make
A look at the factors contributing to a student’s
you fluent enough to hold a conversation in
absence or non-enrolment and which social
te reo. But it will give you the fundamentals of
support services are required to improve and
pronunciation so listeners can appreciate hearing
Out-of-towners the names of people and places (such as our
maintain attendance. Topics will include:
• the Attendance Services’ role within schools;
are invited to a schools) pronounced correctly. There will be lots
• effective attendance administration;
of “see and say” moments – and laughter too.
‘Meet and Greet’, • attendance codes;
• working with ASA;
5.30pm-6.30pm EdPay: making payroll easier • making referrals to the Attendance Service.
8th September Clare Fulbrook: Manager, Sector Capability and
We’ve also arranged a social hour Service Design, Education Payroll
The team from EPL will be demonstrating the
Hail: go beyond newsletters and
for our out-of-town delegates on
the Wednesday evening before latest enhancements and new functionality in create beautiful publications
EdPay. Stuart Dillon-Roberts: Technology Specialist
the event. Join us and your
Hail is a school communications service that is
colleagues in Waipuna Hotel’s
Regent Room for complimentary loved by thousands of users in hundreds of
drinks and nibbles. schools all around New Zealand. Discover how
Please confirm your you can use Hail to create:
attendance by replying to: • enrolment packs;
wayne@cessl.org.nz before • Information A-Z guides for new parents;
Wednesday, 1st September. • notices and blogs;
• BOT minutes.
Stuart will demonstrate how Hail works and how
easy it is to create, update and share your
publications.
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ASC PRESENTERS 2021
Keeping out of harm’s way - CONCLUSION
staying one step ahead 3.50pm-5.30pm
Phil Thompson: Protect Self Defence
Phil will share his strategies to assist in the
Prizes drawn,
recognition of the early signs of violence. complimentary drinks
Presented in a relaxed, light-heartened manner, and nibbles
content will include self-defence strategies to
help you to identify danger and stay safe:
• understanding the power of intuition to
increase personal safety;
• increase your confidence without
Presenters
unwarranted fear or worry; Yasmin Sellars
• the ‘golden rules’ of self-protection and Client Finance Manager, CES
personal safety; Yasmin has been a senior accountant for 17
• understanding how criminals select targets years with a blend of corporate and public
practice experience.
How to say “No!” Brendon Foy
Camelia Petrus: Emotional Intelligence Audit Partner, RSM
Assessor and Trainer, Lynch & Associates KEYNOTE SPEAKER Brendan is a specialist in auditing state schools.
Many of us find it difficult to say “no” to a request. 3.00pm-3.50pm He has over 15 years experience in public
By understanding our resistance and practising practice assisting commercial and not-for profit
listening to our bodies, we will become skilled in “Going up is easy” organisations, including the state sector.
expressing and dealing with our emotions. This Lydia Bradey
workshop is packed with individual and group Despite being the worst at sports at school, Mariska Mannes
exercises that will give you the skills and Lydia now excels at a profession based on Consultant, Deliquo Communication
confidence to say “no”. Participants are invited to extreme physicality. Learn how she overcame Mariska refers to herself as “a facilitator of lost
share real-life situations where they didn’t feel her fears and discomfort to achieve success knowledge”. She is a Master of Marketing
comfortable saying “no”, and said “yes” instead. and personal satisfaction as a mountaineer. majoring in management which blends her
Her speech will be delivered with lively business expertise with personal experience of
humour and inspiring anecdotes which cross-cultural communication.
Five ways to well-being
everyone can relate to. Her message will focus
Hannah Airey: Workplace Wellbeing Kent Lendrum
on owning your decisions and applying grit
You can’t change your circumstances, but by KAMAR Student Management System
and resilience to get ahead in life – whether it
building new ways of thinking you can feel better. When Kent was a computer studies teacher, he
is in the office or on the side of a mountain!
Hannah will introduce the ‘Five Ways to built a simple database to help run his classes.
Wellbeing’ and the ‘Whole Brain Thinking‘ He subsequently developed it into a successful
models. These identify the thought processes of software system which is now used by over 300
people who are under stress or frustrated. schools throughout New Zealand.
You will come away from this workshop with a list
of simple activities proven by scientific research Profile Leanne Flack
RelationshipManager, Assembly SMS
to improve wellbeing.
Lydia Bradey Leanne joined Assembly in 2016 after being an
The first woman to climb office manager at a Catholic school for 7½ years.
Mt Everest without oxygen Her understanding of the pressures and
In 1988 Lydia became the first requirements of an administrator’s role helps
woman to climb Mt Everest without her to ensure users maximise the benefits of
“... a great supplementary oxygen. She has
climbed Everest six times – the only
Assembly.
platform New Zealand woman to have Phil Hardie
climbed Everest more than once. eTAP Student Management System
for school Lydia is an IFMGA International Find out why over 1000 New Zealand schools
trust eTap to manage their student data.
administrators Mountain and Ski Guide. She
specialises in guiding and climbing
Phil Simms
to get to in the world's most remote and
MUSAC Student Management System
hostile environments.
Phil joined MUSAC in 2001 after teaching for 17
together Lydia holds a BHSc (Physiotherapy),
years. He is now MUSAC’s account management
and post-grad certificate in
to network ...” Acupuncture. She has a professional
and national sales manager.
interest in the physiology of
Janet Glover climbing at high altitude and how
Cornwall Park District School to maximise performance.
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Presenters continued from page 5:
ASC PRESENTERS 2021
Jacqui Smith Carlene Callinan
Team Leader, ENROL School Secretary, Meadowbank School
Jacqui has worked at the Ministry of Education Carlene has worked in a large decile 10 school
for 16 years. She was an IT business analyst for 20 years. She believes the success of running
before joining the data team where she is a busy school office is getting the simple things COVID-19 and
responsible for leading improvements to the right the first time and the rest "should" follow. CES response
ENROL system.
Jasmine Harding CES is a member of the New Zealand
Jacqui Sharp Office of the Privacy Commissioner Events Association and is committed to
The Event Sector Voluntary Code.
Sharp, Kinane Ltd
Jacqui is an MoE accredited centrally funded Phil Thompson This means that we are:
• Enabling contact tracing
facilitator for PLD, DT/HM and PaCT contracts. Protect Self Defence
• Enabling good hygiene practices
In 2017 she joined forces with David Kinane to Phil has empowered thousands of people with • Encouraging a culture of best
create Sharp, Kinane Limited to provide support the skills and confidence to protect themselves practice around COVID-19
to schools over a wider area of the country. and their loved ones. He is a member of the To see the Code head to
International Law Enforcement Educators and www.majorevents.govt.nz/the code
Kerry Mitchell Trainers Association. The NZ COVID Tracer QR code will be
Director, The Education Group accessible throughout ASC – we
Kerry is a former school principal, university Hannah Airey expect all delegates to scan the
Director, Workplace Wellbeing QR code or to sign in manually.
consultant and researcher. Over the past 30
year she has worked in schools across all Hannah works with organisations to transform Best Practise
deciles and with communities, boards of and inspire workplace culture. She has a Check the Ministry of Health website to
trustees, senior leaders, team leaders and Diploma in Anatomy and Physiology, and is see the most up-to-date advice to follow.
teachers. founder and chair of Lotus Community The Ministry of Health suggests people:
Wellbeing Trust. Stay at home if you are unwell and call
Healthline (for free) on 0800 358 5453
Penny Harrison
Director, Communicate Consultants Lynley Ross/Emily Willers or your health care provider if you
think you have symptoms of COVID-19.
Penny combines 15 years of business Client Finance Managers, CES
Lynley and Emily are well known in the education Follow these basic hygiene measures
experience with 14 years in leadership and while attending the event:
communication development. She is the community and have a wealth of knowledge
• Hand hygiene – frequently wash
current chair of Takapuna Grammar School. relating to school finances.
your hands for a minimum of 20
seconds, then dry them thoroughly.
Marie Posa Haggis Henderson If you are unable to access soap and
Director, Innovative Training Services Teacher, Whangarei Boys’ High School water, use an alcohol-based hand
Marie has over 25 years of knowledge and Haggis is a science and physics teacher. He sanitiser containing at least 60%
experience in assisting clients to improve their believes being fluent in te reo enhances his alcohol. If using sanitiser, ensure
teaching, his thinking and his relationships. that you use enough to cover your
effectiveness. hands and rub together until dry.
Wayne Facer Clare Fulbrook • Coughing and sneezing etiquette
Manager, Sector Capability and Service – sneeze or cough into the crook of
Financial Advisor, Education Enterprises your elbow or cover coughs and
Design, Education Payroll
Wayne assisted nearly 500 New Zealand schools sneezes with a tissue, then put the
to make over $50m in the last five years. Lianne Taylor
tissue in a bin and clean your hands
(as above).
Office Manager/PA, Royal Road School
Carmel Riordon • Avoiding touching your face –
Financial Manager, Ministry of Education hard surfaces can be contaminated
Julie Spedding / Lisa Chandler with infectious droplets. Hands can
Carmel is Northern Region Financial Manager. Auckland City Education Services be contaminated after contact with
The attendance service supports schools and these surfaces. If you need to touch
Saniya Surani and Amanda Aye
students to improve attendance. It combines your face, clean your hands first.
Senior Advisors, Refugee and Migrant
Education Support, Ministry of Education. non-enrolled and unjustified absences into one • Cleaning surfaces and frequently
integrated service. touched items – clean high-touch
surfaces and items (for example
Kristine Donahoe
Toolkit Stuart Dillon-Roberts door handles and phones)
frequently with an appropriate
Before joining Toolkit as a customer experience Digital Technology Specialist, Hail
cleaning solution to reduce
manager, Kris worked in schools where she was Stuart is a regular presenter at CES conferences. transmission of germs in general.
responsible for payroll, finance and property. He founded Hail and works with schools across • Physical distancing: when
New Zealand to help to improve their digital physical distancing isn’t a
David Jackson technology use. requirement, you can still play it
Managing Director, Ripped Orange safe by continuing to keep a
David is a director of award-winning training Camelia Petrus distance from people you do not
Emotional Intelligence Assessor and know. Use your judgement. This
company Ripped Orange. He specialises in will help to minimise the spread
Trainer, Lynch & Associates
helping Microsoft users become more productive. of COVID-19 if community
Camelia is head of business development and a transmission returns.
certified El assessor and trainer of workplace
behaviour and leadership.
6 ASC21 — The Conference for Every School Administrator
ASC SCHEDULE 2021 Administration for Schools Conference Thursday, 9th September, 8.45am-5.30pm Choose your workshops Choose one workshop from each of the morning sessions and one workshop from the afternoon session. (See Step 1) Note: each dot represents a workshop time. Session One: 10.30am-11.45am Session Two: 11.45am-1.00pm Session Three: 1.45pm-3.00pm Workshops Presenter Session One Session Two Session Three Office Skills Development Xero – tips and tricks Yasmin Sellars The dos and don’ts of school expenditure Lynley Ross/Emily Willers The audit and financial reporting Brendan Foy The ‘dark art’ of staffed banking Wayne Facer Financial management in schools Carmel Riordan, MoE Culture Communicating with other cultures Mariska Mannes Working in a culturally diverse team Mariska Mannes Cultural awareness in the workplace Mariska Mannes Te Reo: the good manners of correct pronunciation Haggis Henderson Working effectively with refugee and migrant cultures Saniya Surani / Amanda Aye SMS SMS: KAMAR – tips and tricks Kent Lendrum SMS: Assembly – tips and tricks Leanne Flack SMS: eTAP – tips and tricks Phil Hardie SMS: MUSAC Edge Administration – tips and tricks Phil Simms MoE/Payroll Toolkit: optimising payroll Kristine Donahoe ENROL: 101 and beyond Jacqui Smith EdPay – making payroll easier Clare Fulbrook Software Google add-ons and extensions Jacqui Sharp Google Drive, managing files and folders, Google Chrome Jacqui Sharp Google Sheets – spreadsheets and beyond Jacqui Sharp Productivity tips using Microsoft Office David Jackson Modern ways of using Microsoft 365 David Jackson Day-to-day School administrators’ open forum Lianne Taylor How to run a busy school office Carlene Callinan Attendance and truancy Auckland City Education Services Appraising school administration staff Kerry Mitchell Getting the best from yourself and others Penny Harrison Confident and clear communication at its best Penny Harrison Dealing with difficult people Maria Posa Hail: making your school newsletter sing Stuart Dillon-Roberts The new Privacy Act: what the new Act means for schools Jasmine Harding Handling confrontation and de-escalating situations Phil Thompson Keeping out of harm’s way: stay one step ahead Phil Thompson Personal Skills Development How to say, “No!” Camelia Petrus Resilience: staying well in times of adversity Hannah Airey Five ways to well-being Hannah Airey
Administration for Schools Conference
Yes, I want to attend
REGISTRATION FORM ASC 2021
The Conference for
Register at www.cessl.org.nz Every ADMINISTRATOR 9 September 2021
ONLY ONE REGISTRANT PER FORM. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY. (Photocopy this form for multiple registrations)
NAME
JOB TITLE* SCHOOL*
SCHOOL ADDRESS*
OFFICE
WORK PHONE* FAX*
MOBILE E-MAIL*
*Required fields
I am a Diamond Delegate (Please tick if you have attended every ASC conference since 2006)
I am a Gold Delegate (Please tick if you have attended a minimum of five ASC conferences)
STEP 1: PROGRAMME STEP 2: COST & PAYMENT
7.45am - 8.45am Registration and refreshments Registration fee includes workshops, speakers, morning tea and buffet
8.45am - 9.00am Introduction and Welcome lunch. $365.00 + GST per person. Places are strictly limited and final
9.00am - 9.50am KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Cath Vincent confirmation is subject to availability, so please register early. Do not send
10.00am - 10.30am Morning Tea money now: CES will confirm your registration/s and invoice your school.
10.30am - 11.45am SESSION ONE (choose one workshop) CANCELLATION OPTIONS
11.45am - 1.00pm SESSION TWO (choose one workshop)
You may send a substitute in your place. Notification of cancellations
1.00pm - 1.45pm Buffet Lunch
seven days prior to the event will incur no charge. Cancellations received
1.45pm - 3.00pm SESSION THREE (choose one workshop) after 2nd September 2021 will incur a $90.00 cancellation fee to cover
3.00pm - 3.50pm KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Lydia Bradley administration costs, catering, etc. ‘No-shows’ and ‘non-notifications’ will
3.50pm - 4.15pm Prizes drawn / Conclusion result in a cancellation fee of 50% of the total registration value per school,
or 100% of one person’s registration value, whichever is the greater.
4.15pm - 5.30pm Complimentary drinks and nibbles
STEP 3: CHOOSE YOUR WORKSHOPS Please note: the organisers of ASC 2021 reserve the right to amend or change workshops as necessary.
SESSION 1.
SESSION 2.
SESSION 3.
STEP 4: DIETARY REQUIREMENTS If applicable
I am a vegetarian (tick if vegetarian) I have special dietary requirements (please supply details below )
Register online: www.cessl.org.nz call free: 0800 205 267
Email scan this registration form and send to wayne@cessl.org.nz Free post: PO Box 414 Christchurch 8140
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