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Preparation for Headship
Suitable for Deputy / Assistant Heads & Directors of Studies/Teaching/Learning
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Wednesday 23rd September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Nexworking
Thursday 24th September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Preparation for Headship 1
Friday 25th September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Preparation for Headship 2
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Ticket Prices
Option 1: Limited FREE tickets available if you participate in Nexworking (you must be a senior leader working in a school to qualify for this - see below)
Option 2: £140 inc. VAT
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Session 1 (Optional): Wednesday 23rd September. 10:30 - 12:00.
Nexworking
If you opt for a subsidised free ticket for this professional development, then you must participate in this session and complete the feedback form. On receipt of the feedback form, you will automatically be sent the links and codes for sessions 2 & 3.
What is Nexworking?
Nexworking is where you participate in six 12 minute workshops with education providers and complete a short 30 second feedback form on 6 six solutions you meet. These providers have been selected as being likely to be of interest to you, whilst they are also looking for feedback from school leaders, so these sessions form valuable market research for them. No further contact data is shared from these sessions without your express permission.
The best part is that we use the income that we generate from the workshop providers to fully fund upto 30 FREE places for delegate to attend the other CPD sessions.
Please note: You must be a current senior leader in a school (Head, Deputy Head, Assistant Head or Director of Studies/Teaching/Learning) to participate in Nexworking and take advantage of a free place.
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Session 2: Thursday 24th September. 10:30 - 12:00. Preparation for Headship 1.
Part 1: So, who wants to be a Head anyway?
Mark Langley, former Deputy Head and research student at the University of Hull.
Part 2: How to Land the top job.
Robert Lilley, Education Consultant and former Head of the Grammar School at Leeds.
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Session 3: Friday 25th September. 10:30 - 12:00. Preparation for Headship 2.
Part 3: What to expect when you step up and make the transition.
Ellen Moss, recently appointed Headteacher at Silcoates School.
Part 4: In for the long haul. Top-tips for when you become a Head and what you can be doing to prepare for those challenges now. Robert Lilley.
To reserve your ticket(s) please click the button below
Suitable for Deputy / Assistant Heads & Directors of Studies/Teaching/Learning
____
Wednesday 23rd September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Nexworking
Thursday 24th September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Preparation for Headship 1
Friday 25th September 2020. 10:30-12:00
Preparation for Headship 2
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Ticket Prices
Option 1: Limited FREE tickets available if you participate in Nexworking (you must be a senior leader working in a school to qualify for this - see below)
Option 2: £140 inc. VAT
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Session 1 (Optional): Wednesday 23rd September. 10:30 - 12:00.
Nexworking
If you opt for a subsidised free ticket for this professional development, then you must participate in this session and complete the feedback form. On receipt of the feedback form, you will automatically be sent the links and codes for sessions 2 & 3.
What is Nexworking?
Nexworking is where you participate in six 12 minute workshops with education providers and complete a short 30 second feedback form on 6 six solutions you meet. These providers have been selected as being likely to be of interest to you, whilst they are also looking for feedback from school leaders, so these sessions form valuable market research for them. No further contact data is shared from these sessions without your express permission.
The best part is that we use the income that we generate from the workshop providers to fully fund upto 30 FREE places for delegate to attend the other CPD sessions.
Please note: You must be a current senior leader in a school (Head, Deputy Head, Assistant Head or Director of Studies/Teaching/Learning) to participate in Nexworking and take advantage of a free place.
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Session 2: Thursday 24th September. 10:30 - 12:00. Preparation for Headship 1.
Part 1: So, who wants to be a Head anyway?
Mark Langley, former Deputy Head and research student at the University of Hull.
Part 2: How to Land the top job.
Robert Lilley, Education Consultant and former Head of the Grammar School at Leeds.
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Session 3: Friday 25th September. 10:30 - 12:00. Preparation for Headship 2.
Part 3: What to expect when you step up and make the transition.
Ellen Moss, recently appointed Headteacher at Silcoates School.
Part 4: In for the long haul. Top-tips for when you become a Head and what you can be doing to prepare for those challenges now. Robert Lilley.
To reserve your ticket(s) please click the button below
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Building Resilient Pupils & Colleagues (whilst having great fun!)
Suitable for Deputy / Assistant Heads & Directors of Studies/Teaching/Learning
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Wednesday 11th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Nexworking
Thursday 12th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Laughology with Stephanie Davies
Friday 13th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Building Resilience with Nicola S Morgan
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Ticket Prices
Option 1: Limited FREE tickets available if you participate in Nexworking (you must be a senior leader working in a school to qualify for this - see below)
Option 2: £140 inc. VAT
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Session 1: Wednesday 11th November. 10:30 - 12:00
NeXworking
If you opt for a subsidised free ticket for this professional development, then you must participate in this session and complete the feedback form. On receipt of the feedback form, you will automatically be sent the links and codes for sessions 2 & 3.
What is NeXworking?
NeXworking is a 90 minute workshop where we identify issues you're having in your school and then present the solutions in a fun, interactive and informative speed networking session.
No contact data is shared from these sessions without your express permission.
The best part is that we use the income that we generate from the workshop providers to fully fund up to 30 FREE places for delegates to attend the other CPD sessions.
Please note: You must be a current senior leader in a school (Head, Deputy Head, Assistant Head or Director of Studies/Teaching/Learning) to participate in NeXworking and take advantage of a free place.
If you select a free ticket but then don't take part in the NeXworking session you will be charged for sessions 2 + 3.
If you want to learn more about NeXworking then click here.
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Session 2: Thursday 12th November. 10:30 - 12:00. Laughology*
Session leader: Stephanie Davies.
Working as a senior leader in education is exceptionally demanding and stressful. Using the techniques that you learn in this 'Laughology' session with Stephanie will allow you to:
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Session 3: Friday 13th November. 10:30 - 12:00. Building Resilience.
Session Leader: Nicola S Morgan.
It's been an unprecedented and challenging time and building resilience amongst colleagues and pupils has never been more vital. Nicola will help you:
Suitable for Deputy / Assistant Heads & Directors of Studies/Teaching/Learning
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Wednesday 11th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Nexworking
Thursday 12th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Laughology with Stephanie Davies
Friday 13th November 2020. 10:30-12:00
Building Resilience with Nicola S Morgan
____
Ticket Prices
Option 1: Limited FREE tickets available if you participate in Nexworking (you must be a senior leader working in a school to qualify for this - see below)
Option 2: £140 inc. VAT
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Session 1: Wednesday 11th November. 10:30 - 12:00
NeXworking
If you opt for a subsidised free ticket for this professional development, then you must participate in this session and complete the feedback form. On receipt of the feedback form, you will automatically be sent the links and codes for sessions 2 & 3.
What is NeXworking?
NeXworking is a 90 minute workshop where we identify issues you're having in your school and then present the solutions in a fun, interactive and informative speed networking session.
No contact data is shared from these sessions without your express permission.
The best part is that we use the income that we generate from the workshop providers to fully fund up to 30 FREE places for delegates to attend the other CPD sessions.
Please note: You must be a current senior leader in a school (Head, Deputy Head, Assistant Head or Director of Studies/Teaching/Learning) to participate in NeXworking and take advantage of a free place.
If you select a free ticket but then don't take part in the NeXworking session you will be charged for sessions 2 + 3.
If you want to learn more about NeXworking then click here.
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Session 2: Thursday 12th November. 10:30 - 12:00. Laughology*
Session leader: Stephanie Davies.
Working as a senior leader in education is exceptionally demanding and stressful. Using the techniques that you learn in this 'Laughology' session with Stephanie will allow you to:
- Reduce stress
- Enhance general health and well-being
- Improve performance, communication and presentation skills
- Boost creativity and productivity
- Encourage learning
- Improve memory
- Manage pain
- Encourage positive thinking
- Build self-esteem and confidence
- Strengthen and improve relationships at work and at home
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Session 3: Friday 13th November. 10:30 - 12:00. Building Resilience.
Session Leader: Nicola S Morgan.
It's been an unprecedented and challenging time and building resilience amongst colleagues and pupils has never been more vital. Nicola will help you:
- Unpick what is resilience and why it is important
- Understand why resilience in important for students
- Understand the theories that support resilience
- Look at applying the Resilience Framework
- Practice techniques to help develop resilience
- Look at how to measure resilience
- Gain an understanding of resilient language
- Explore the link between thoughts, feelings and behaviour
- Understand that resilience skills can help us understand why we react the way we do
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