The Art of Camouflage Learning - Friday 22nd April 2016 Manchester

Thanks to all that came to the conference on Friday. This was the first conference of this type and I had a great day sharing ideas around the art of camouflage learning.

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Such a fantastic day. Its the first time i've been on a course that has felt like educational therapy. :) I'm really looking forward to trying everything out.
Excellent training! I have learnt so much today. Cant wait to get back to school to try all this.
Very knowledgeable and enthusiastic (practised what he preached). Had clearly spent time practising and using it in classrooms. Probably the best course i've been on - the only time i've been gutted that a course finished at 3pm on a Friday!
Brilliant! As an NQT this is the first course I have been on that has left me inspired. 
Inspiring day with lots of ideas/apps to use in the classrooms across all year groups. Thank you! Cant wait to be back in my class on Monday.
Amazing! Very clear and great structure/delivery. Cant wait to go back and try all the amazing ideas. Brilliant day, thank you!
Fantastic day - lots to think about and definitely feeling inspired! Plenty of ideas to feedback.
 My second training session with you, left equally inspired this time!
Second time on your training (last one approx 2 years ago) Cant wait to book on the third! :) Absolutely overwhelmed with ideas again - thank you! 
 I must say, I had a lovely time!
 Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much Lee!
Very inspiring - lots of new apps to go and explore and feedback to staff!
Both pace and content was relevant and usable - good to see we can use free apps available. Thank you!
Awesome ideas! Really inspiring and looking forward to implementing loads of ideas!
Laid back but informative!
A very inspiring course. Loved the fast pace and amount of ideas given. Thanks for a fab day!
 Very useful and inspiring. Amazing examples of work produced. Really great conference - thank you!
Always amazing training, very inspiring and full of practical easy to apply ideas.  Looking forward to the new book pre ordered!

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