6-Day Advanced Leadership Programme in Coaching & EQ and 3-Day Advanced Executive Coaching Programme.
Leadership Academy shortlisted in the Investors in People Awards 2022 The National Academy for Educa…
Wednesday 6 November 9:30am-12pm
We had a chat with three headteachers from across Wales to find out why they regularly attend Head-To-Head in this podcast.
Cohort 2 Associates Commission
Jeremy Griffiths, Heini Thomas, Gayle Shenton and Chloe Thomas
Dr Breakspear is a Researcher, Advisor and Speaker on Educational Leadership, Policy and Change. He is also Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at University of New South Wales.
Dr Ali Davies, Tegwen Ellis, Ian Gerrard and Mark Powell
Dr Ali Davies, Russell Dwyer, Ian Gerrard and Karen Lawrence
Dr Ali Davies, Ian Gerrard, Dr Chris Lewis, Dr Adrian Neal and Catrin Thomas
Leading from the Middle: Middle Leaders in Wales conference 30 March 2023
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Leading from the Middle: Middle Leaders in Wales conference 30 March 2023
Dr Paul Thomas, Janet Hayward, Tania Rickard and Gavin Gibbs
Leading from the Middle: Middle Leaders in Wales conference 30 March 2023
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Larry Shulman, Sue Roberts, James Knight and Elaine Sharpling
Major Marcus Heslop is a regular serving officer in the Royal Tank Regiment. Born into a military family, his entire life has been shaped by public service and the army values and standards.
Professor Mick Waters, Paul Keane, Fran Jordan and Ceri Halley
Michael Fullan is the former Dean of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Professor Emeritus of the University of Toronto and is co-leader of the New Pedagogies for Deep Learning global initiative.
Dr Beatriz Pont, Senior Policy Analyst with the OECD, has worked on education policy reforms and school leadership internationally.
Professor Stephen Heppell & current educational leaders in conversation exploring ‘learning has escaped’, ‘well-being first’ and the ‘legacy of the COVID-Kids’.
Steve Munby is a self-employed consultant and speaker on leadership and on system reform, working with governments and with groups of schools around the world.
Professor Mick Waters has worked at national policy level with the Welsh Government offering advice and support and has been instrumental in the development of the professional standards for teaching and leadership.
Laura is Professor of Public Policy and the Governance of Wales at Cardiff University's Wales Governance Centre. Her research centres on Welsh politics, devolution, electoral reform, and gender.
Stephen was a schoolteacher for more than a decade and has been a professor since 1989. He has worked with governments around the world, international agencies, schools and communities.
The Value of Asymmetric School Weeks considers the impact of asymmetric arrangements on two schools; Treorchy Comprehensive School and Pembroke Dock Community School.
This episode features Meilyr Rowlands, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education and Training in Wales.
We had a chat with three headteachers from across Wales to find out why they regularly attend Head-To-Head. Join Jeremy Griffiths, Olwen Corben and Clive Williams as they share their experiences and tell us why they think others should attend the sessions.
Dr Ali Davies, Dr Adrian Neal, Damien Beech, Tegwen Ellis and Geraldine Foley
Benna Waites, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Joint Head of Psychology, Counselling and Arts Therapies and Dr Adrian Neal, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Head of Well-being for Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
Professor Damian Hughes is an international speaker and bestselling author who combines his practical and academic background within sport, organisational development and change psychology, to help organisations and teams to create a high performing culture.
Dai is an authentic, humanistic, and values driven leader with 22 years of practical experience in senior strategic leadership roles at all levels of the education sector as well as professional sporting environments.
Cerys Furlong is Chief Executive of Chwarae Teg Wales’s leading economic development agency for women and charity that campaigns for gender equality.
Professor David Hopkins, Chair of Educational Leadership at the University of Bolton and Professor Emeritus at the Institute of Education, University College London and the University of Nottingham.
Dr Paul Thomas, Co-Director / Founder, DNA Definitive
David Williams (Torfaen Youth Service) & Gayle Shenton (Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Castell-Nedd)
Professor Alma Harris, Trefor Jones, Tim Opie and Helen Ridout
