Aspiring Lead Practitioners

Join this webinar to hear from Andy Williams who will be presenting how the Lead Practitioner framework can help teachers, support staff and/or leaders answer the key question:

How can we successfully implement school improvement priorities

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Whether you are interested in starting your individual journey to Lead Practitioner (LP) accreditation or looking to establish a cohort of your own change agents, this webinar will show how LP accreditation informs this process of improvement and provides an opportunity to bring along and ask any questions you may have.

Most LPs on the accreditation journey are concerned with driving improvements in teaching and learning, improvements that should be both sustainable and scalable. It has often been said that the only constant in education is change, so schools need ‘change agents’, those practitioners who take responsibility for an aspect of school improvement, gather the evidence required to gain collective ownership, and implement more effective aspects of teaching and learning within their own context.

This sessions aims to address:

• How does LP accreditation answer the key question posed in this webinar
• What are the benefits of engaging with LP accreditation and how does the process develop the individual, your colleagues and your school
• What are my support/guidance options as an aspiring LP or school
• What should I consider before getting involved

Who is it for?

This briefing is intended for all those who are considering the LP accreditation for themselves or for a school cohort. We ask attendees to please read through the LP brochure beforehand, as a basic understanding of LP is needed in order to make the most out of the session.

Host

Andy Williams, Senior Education Lead, SSAT

Passionate about the transformative potential of education, Andy offers both challenge and high-quality training to improve teaching and learning across a wide range of institutions, based on his extensive experience in education at a strategic and operational level.