2023 Maths Head Teachers Conference - Sponsorship Request - Expression of Interest

⁠⁠⁠The Mathematics Head Teachers Conference is hosted by the Curriculum and Reform Directorate.

The theme in 2023 is ‘Charting new horizons in mathematics’. The conference will help to build the capacity of mathematics Head Teachers to effectively implement the 7-10 section of the new Mathematics K-10 syllabus (from Term 1, 2024).

Join us for ‘Charting new horizons in mathematics’, a conference dedicated to exploring the transformative potential of the new Mathematics K-10 syllabus.

Taking place in Sydney, the course offers a comprehensive program tailoredspecifically to Head Teachers, providing them with the knowledge, strategies and tools to confidently implement the new syllabus.

Through captivating keynote speeches, interactive workshops, and dynamic panel discussions, attendees will gain invaluable insights into effective leadership practices, change management techniques and the critical steps required to ensure a smooth transition to the new syllabus. Don’t miss this golden opportunity to shape the future of mathematics education.

Additional Details / Instructions

Expressions of interest may be submitted:

- via the online form (https://forms.office.com/r/xZj1wWhqSN)

- in an email to a department contact representative

- on tenders.nsw.gov.au

Please note this is a request for sponsorship contributions to the Maths Head Teachers Conference. We are not able to respond to requests to supply to the department, or any other procurement-related enquiries.

For all enquiries relating to supplying to the Department please visit: https://education.nsw.gov.au/partnering-with-us/supplying-to-us

Conditions for Participation

- Successful respondents to the EOI will be required to countersign a Sponsorship Agreement or Letter of Agreement subject to the Commercial Arrangements, Sponsorship and Donations policy and implementation procedures (https://education.nsw.gov.au/policy-library/policies/pd-2009-0399)

- Successful sponsors are required to have a current public liability insurance policy (minimum $20 million) and present evidence upon request by the department.