SIXTH FORM
SPEAKER AND CONFERENCE SERVICE
Years 12 & 13
TEAM is an Educational Foundation for promoting understanding of World Affairs and of the Institutions of International Co-operation
TEAM is a non partisan, non sectarian foundation which aims to inform and promote discussion of international affairs among young people. TEAM offers its service without charge as do its conference speakers.
SIXTH FORM SPEAKER SERVICE
Years 12 & 13
TEAM arranges speakers for schools on European and World Affairs
Would you like TEAM to arrange for a speaker to come to your school/college?
Complete and send a Speaker Request Form click on
SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE SERVICE
Years 12 & 13
TEAM
organises Sixth Form conferences in schools, colleges and
universities on request.
TEAM arranges the day or afternoon programme of lectures,
debates and discussion groups on an international theme chosen in
consultation with the school, college or university department.
TEAM invites lecturers who are experts in their fields drawn from supporters of TEAM in universities, the media, London embassies, NATO, SHAPE, the European Parliament, and thinks-tanks like Chatham House and the Foreign Policy Centre.
To see details of current sixth form conference see 2007-2008 Events
Would you like TEAM to arrange a sixth form conference in your school/college/university?
Complete and send a Conference Request Form click on
Many schools/colleges, whether they have a large Sixth Form, or not, host a conference and invite Sixth-Form students from neighbouring schools/colleges to take part.
For further information about arranging Sixth Form Conferences please
CONTACT TEAM
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
whose students or teachers have attended TEAM
Conferences or other events
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Alleyn's School |
Manchester Grammar School |
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Ashlawn School, Rugby |
Moulton School, Northants |
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Bishop Vesey's Grammar Sch Sutton Coldfield |
Newbury College |
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Blessed Hugh Faringdon School, Reading |
Old Swinford Hospital School, Stourbridge |
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Bolton School |
Parmiter’s School, Watford; |
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Bolton Sixth Form College |
Prendergast School |
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Bradford Grammar School |
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar Sch, Wakefield |
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Bromley High School |
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar Sch, Blackburn |
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Bulmershe School, Reading |
Ravensbourne School, Bromley |
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Casterton School |
Richmond upon Thames College |
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Caterham School |
Rooks Heath College, Harrow |
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Central Sussex College; |
Royal Grammar School, Guildford |
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Charter School, London |
Rugby High School |
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Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School |
Rugby School |
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City of London Freemen's School, Surrey |
Ryeish Green School, Reading |
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Clifton College |
Salvatorian College, London |
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Cockermouth School,Cumbria |
Sawtry Community College, Cambs |
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Colchester Royal Grammar School; |
Sir Roger Manwood's School, Kent |
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Concord College, Shrewsbury |
Skipton Girls' High School |
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Craven College |
Skipton Grammar School |
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Dane Court Grammar School, Kent |
Southborough High School, Surbiton |
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Dauntsey's School |
Southfields Community College, London |
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Davenant Foundation School; |
Southwark College |
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Desborough School, Maidenhead |
St Aiden's School, Harrogate |
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Dulwich College |
St Albans School |
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East Berkshire College |
St Bartholmew's School, Newbury |
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Ermysted's Grammar School |
St Dominic's Sixth Form College, Harrow |
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Forest School |
St Francis Xavier School, London |
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Glenalmond College, Perth |
St James' Catholic High School, London |
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Great Cornard School, Suffolk |
St Olave's Grammar School, Orpington |
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Gumley House School, Isleworth. |
St Paul's Catholic College, W Sussex |
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Gwernyfed High School, Powys |
Stamford School |
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Hanson School |
Sydenham High School |
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Harrow College |
The Cathedral High School, Wakefield |
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Hatch End High School, Harrow |
The Downs School, Newbury. |
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Hayes School, Bromley |
The King’s School, Ely |
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Highgate School |
The Leys School, Cambridge; |
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Highworth Grammar School, Kent |
The Mosslands School |
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Hills Road Sixth Form College; |
The Open University |
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Hollyfield School, Surbiton |
The Weald School, W Sussex |
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Holt School, Wokingham |
Thorpe House School, Norwich |
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Howells's School |
Uppingham School |
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Hutchesons's Grammar School, Glasgow |
Valentines High School, Redbridge; |
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James Allen's Girls School |
Waingels School, Reading |
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JFS Harrow; |
Wanstead High School |
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Kennet School, Thatcham |
Westonbirt High School, Gloucs |
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Kimbolton School, Huntington |
Wexham School, Slough |
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King Edward Vll School, Lytham |
Willink School, Berks |
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Kingsbury High School, London |
Windsor Girls' School |
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Kingston Grammar School |
Woodhouse Grove School |
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Leicester Grammar School |
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Leighton Park School, Reading |
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Leyton Sixth Form College |
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Malvern School |
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SIXTH FORM CONFERENCES
2006-2007
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE was held at Bromley High School on 27 June 2007 on the theme:
Immigration: Threat or Opportunity?
The Making of Multicultural Britain. – Professor Humayan Ansari OBE. Director, Centre for Minority Studies. Royal Holloway College, University of London.
Population Movements: Gainers and losers. – Michael Kucyznski. Director of Studies in Economics at Pembroke College, Cambridge.
The Changing Face of Britain. - Keith Best. Chief Executive, Immigration Advisory Service.
Immigration and Human Rights -. Deirdre Malone, Advice and Information Officer. Liberty, the National Council for Civil Liberties.
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at James Allen's Girls' School on 19 June 2007 on the theme
Globalisation and a New World Order for the 21st Century
Can Europe Compete with the New World Powers in the 21st Century - Quentin Peel,. International Affairs Editor of the Financial Times.
The E.U. Russia and the New Cold War - Edward Lucas. East Europe Editor of the Economist
China’s role in the 21st Century - Graham Perry. Council Member 48 Group.
U.S. Foreign Policy Interests in the 21st Century- Rick Mills. Political Counsellor at the Embassy of the United States of America.
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at Dauntsey's School on 12 June 2007 on the theme
Terrorism: Is our way of life under threat?
Islam and Terrorism: Myth or Reality - Dr. Kamal Helbawy, Chairman, Centre for the Study of Terrorism.
Terrorism: the broader cultural context – Bill Durodié, Senior lecturer in risk and corporate security, Cranfield University.
The Quest for Human Rights Compliant Counter-Terrorism - Cian Murphy, Research & Teaching assistant, Centre for European Law, King’s College London.
Islamist Terrorism: How bad is it and how bad will it get?- Nigel Inkster, Director of Transnational Threats and Political Risk, International Institute for Strategic studies
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at Ermysted's Grammar School, Skipton on 23 March 2007
Globalisation: Friend or Foe?
The Rt.Hon. David Curry, MP for Skipton & Ripon from 1987,.formerly MEP for NE Essex, 1979-1989, Minister of State ,DofE,1993-1997, author of ”The Food War: the EEC, US & the battle for world food markets.”
Darron Otter,
Head of Applied Global Ethics,
Leeds Metropolitan University,
NFU speaker to be confirmed
Supported by the Skipton & Craven Herald
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at Bradford Grammar School on 21 March 2007 on a theme chosen by the students
European Farmers cannot continue to hold the world to ransom
Richard Barker, specialist in agricultural law
Darron Otter, Head of Applied Global Ethics, Leeds Metropolitan University,
NFU speaker (to be confirmed)
A SIXTHFORM CONFERENCE took place at the University of Gloucestershire on 18 December 2006
Democracy and Climate Chaos: Can we make our voices heard?
Dr John Hunt, Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography, University of Gloucestershire
The problems of living in a single superpower
world
Dr David Webster, Senior Lecturer in Religion, Philosophy and
Ethics, University of Gloucestershire
Climate chaos: making our voices heard
Malcolm Carroll, Greenpeace
Climate
change: can we create an international consensus?
Sir Leslie Fielding, Former Director General for External Relations,
European Commission
A previous SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at the London Press Club on 22 November 2006 on the theme
Is Britain still the awkward partner in Europe?
Does the EU have a “Democratic Deficit?”
Martyn Bond, former Head
of UK Office of the European Parliament.
Free Market and
Protectionism in the EU
Sean McGuire, Adviser to
the CBI, Brussels.
Wider still and
wider: the significance of the enlargement of the EU.
Peter Allen, Head of the
Enlargement Team Foreign & Commonwealth Office
How is the EU portrayed in the London Press?
Fred Studemann, European
News Editor, Financial Times
Eva Kaluzynska, European Commission Press Office, UK
SIXTH FORM CONFERENCES
2005-2006
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at The Weald School, Billingshurst on 26 June 2006
International Problems and Solutions
The War in Iraq
Lord Rupert Redesdale, Liberal Democrat spokesman for Overseas Development,
House of Lords
British Foreign
Policy
Dr.Stephen Haseler, Professor of Politics at London Metropolitan University
Problems facing Europe
Peter Vlieland, Freelance Journalist, on behalf of The German Embassy
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE took place at Dauntsey's School on 13 June 2006
Citizens of Europe
A Twentieth Century
Project for the Twenty-First Century?
David Stephen.
Irene Halford, Amnesty International
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The Human Rights Act: Friend or Foe. -an interactive session with students.
Michael Lake.
Vote on whether Turkey should join the E.U.
A SIXTHFORM CONFERENCE for 350 students took place at
on 15th December 2005
Can we protect Human
Rights- USA & European Experiences
Capital Punishment for Juveniles
Dr Robert McKeever, The University of Reading
Muslim Headscarves, school
uniform French style
Dr Catriona McKinnon, The University of Reading
Protecting Human Rights
Professor Chris Lord, The University of Reading
Human Rights at Risk
Mr James Welch, Liberty
SIXTH FORM CONFERENCES
2004-2005
A SIXTH FORM CONFERENCE was held at
Dauntsey's School on June 14th 2005
The European Union: A force for Good?
Seminars
Vote
"How the
European Union works. Does it?"
Brendan Donnelly, Director of the Federal Trust
"Europe: Wider still and wider"
Dr Martyn Bond, Royal Holloway College, University of
London
"A
constitution for Europe?"
Dr Richard Whitman, Royal Institution for
International Affairs
Vote