School improvement continues to be a top of mind agenda. Perhaps most importantly it has become everybody’s business. Heads, governors and senior leaders will need to harness the collective efforts of teachers, pupils, administrators, support staff, parents, local authorities, community organisations, local business and other stakeholders to ensure that improvement strategies impact on learning and performance that enhances the achievements and attainment of pupils in a consistent manner

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Masterclasses

Prof. Alma Harris & Prof Jim Spillane masterclass

linkSchool improvement continues to be a top of mind agenda. Perhaps most importantly it has become every body’s business. Heads, governors and senior leaders will need to harness the collective efforts of teachers, pupils, administrators, support staff, parents, local authorities, community organisations, local business and other stakeholders to ensure that improvement strategies impact on learning and performance that enhances the achievements and attainment of pupils in a consistent manner. 

New ways of leading, new forms of leadership, the nurturing and development of talent and leadership at all levels within the school are now essential elements for driving school improvement through collaborative and co-operative partnerships and networks with parents and the wider community. 

Prof. Alma Harris and Prof. James P. Spillane have been at the forefront of research on educational leadership, school improvement, transformation and change. Their work is at the leading edge of school improvement and points to the potential value that can be accrued from the strengthening of school leadership, of distributed leadership and of talent management. 

They are committed to working with schools and school systems to raise achievement and to secure effective learning for all students in all settings. In this one day class Prof. Harris and Prof. Spillane will enthuse school leaders and senior teachers on the pivotal role that they can fulfil on school leadership and performance.
 
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CLASS WILL TAKE PLACE  ON THE 15th March in London and the 17th March . 2010 in Manchester

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