ASDAN is back… for your whole school

 
 

Discover how ASDAN supports every learner through a coherent whole-school approach to personal development, curriculum enrichment, qualifications and employability. This practical session will help you identify where ASDAN can strengthen engagement, belonging, learner agency and meaningful outcomes across your school.

About the speakers

Amber Stamp-Dunstan is a Education, Research and Innovation Coordinatorat ASDAN, where she leads work around learner voice through the development of ASDAN Champions, the ASDAN Youth Council, and the ASDAN Alumni Network. Her work focuses on creating meaningful opportunities for learners to feel listened to, valued, and actively involved throughout their learning journey. A Cardiff Metropolitan University graduate with First-Class Honours in Sports Management, Amber’s research explored the importance of real-world learning experiences and youth leadership development. She is passionate about learning for life, meaningful learner engagement, and creating environments where young people understand the purpose behind their learning. 

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