AssuredPartners Hettle Andrews

Voco St David’s Cardiff,
Havannah Street, Cardiff, CF10 5SD

Thursday 12th and Friday 13th October

The Welsh Independent Schools Council (WISC) is the umbrella body representing independent schools in Wales. The majority of children in Welsh independent schools are in WISC schools, either independent mainstream or independent special schools. WISC, therefore, speaks for the sector as a whole while being strictly independent of all political parties.

Attending WISC is always a highlight of the year for the team at AssuredPartners Hettle Andrews, to network with like-minded individuals in the education sector.

For over two decades, our involvement in the independent schools sector has been significant, providing comprehensive support through event sponsorship, insurance management, and health and safety assistance.

For any more information about our services in the education sector, please get in touch with our Director of Education, Jock Brindley.

Email: Jock.Brindley@hettleandrews.co.uk

About WISC:

The WISC acts as a consultative and advisory body for independent member schools in Wales and became fully operational on 1st September 2004. On the 10th November 2010 WISC was incorporated.

WISC is the official conduit for the Welsh Government and Estyn for the independent sector in Wales.  WISC promotes the interests of WISC schools, both mainstream and special, in Wales to the political leadership, officials, the media and the public.

WISC communicates, informs and negotiates with the Welsh Assembly Government, members of the Welsh Assembly (AMs), including the Education Committee and representatives of the opposition parties (and when necessary with members of the Westminster Parliament (MPs)).