Early Headship Leadership Community

Early Headship Leadership Community

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This programme for newly or recently appointed Headteachers is offered by University of Worcester, in partnership with Prince Henry’s Teaching School Hub.

This funded programme offers a safe, supportive environment to explore your leadership journey alongside experienced facilitators. You will have the opportunity to think in new ways, reflect deeply and energise your sense of purpose.

  • 4 x 3 hour Collaborative Leadership Meets – facilitated face-to-face.
  • Access to research, leadership tools and strategies.
  • Optional Group Coaching Circles (online).
  • Optional reciprocal visits to schools/settings involved.
  • Participate in carefully structured activities focused on enhancing learning and leadership repertoire.
  • Connect with and have honest conversations with school leaders at a similar stage in their leadership journey.
  • Reflect individually and collectively to group leadership capability and individual potential.
  • Receive encouragement and support to help keep the purpose and passion alive through the complexity of the journey.
  • Programme led by expert, knowledgeable facilitators who are neutral and impartial.
  • Programme facilitators are trained, experienced leadership coaches.
  • Extensive and successful knowledge of helping leaders at all stages of their leadership journey.
  • Focused on nourishing, motivating and supporting leaders.

To be eligible for this funded leadership support you must be:

  • Within your first five years of headship.
  • In a state funded school in Herefordshire or Worcestershire.

Cohort 3 – Autumn 2025

The first meeting of Cohort 2 will take place on 15th October 2024 (9am – 12pm) at St John’s Campus, Worcester.

 

Further cohort dates will be confirmed following the first meeting.

Book your place

For more information and to book your place, contact the CPD Office at cpdeducation@worc.ac.uk 

Please note that places are limited.

I have found the sessions extremely useful and, in a busy and sometimes lonely role in school, it has allowed me time to feel supported yet equally challenged.

Express your interest in an NPQ for Autumn 2024 here...