Branches

MEI has a number of "branches" around the country. These are local groupings of MEI teachers who meet two or three times a year.

Branch meetings are intended to give teachers an opportunity to discuss issues and help them in their delivery of MEI courses. They are a valuable form of professional development and often include sessions from MEI professional officers as well as discussion of recent examination papers.

Branches are a vital communication link within MEI. There is an annual Branch Chairmen's conference for Chairmen to receive information and for MEI to hear what is going on in the Branches and the concerns of their members.

Minutes of branch chairs conferences

The list of Branch Chairmen appears in the MEI Directory. Please contact your local Branch Chairman for more information about activities in your area.

Details of some forthcoming meetings are given below the map.

If there is no branch near you, please contact Stella Dudzic

SW Midlands branch meeting

Date: Monday 12 July 2010

Time: 4 p.m.

Location: KE Camp Hill Boys School, Vicarage Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 7QJ

Main theme: Special Guest Star: Bernard Murphy of MEI, who will demonstrate Geogebra!

Is it open to all schools in the area? Yes, subject to there being enough space in the room

Who to contact to reserve a place: Andrew Rogers amrogers1@gmail.com or 0121 444 3188

The London Region MEI Branch Summer 2010 Meeting

Date: Wednesday 23rd June, 2010

Time: 2.30 p.m.

Location: City of London School, Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4V 3AL

Main speaker: Roger Porkess

MEI schools and Colleges in London or surrounding regions are invited to send representatives.

For further details about the meeting including agenda and travel details please email noel.gregan@virgin.net

Menu for branch chairmen

MEI professional officers will offer sessions to interested groups of teachers and students at MEI branch meetings or elsewhere.

Please see the menu for the full list of sessions offered: Menu for branch chairmen

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