Motivation & Engagement

Tired Teams: How to Keep Motivation High in the Hardest Months of the Year

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  There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that creeps in during November and December in education.. The initial momentum of September has faded, the days are darker and shorter, and the demands are still high. Staff are stretched thin, pupils are tired, and there’s often a long list of admin, deadlines and end-of-term commitments piling […]

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Webinar Replay: Managing Vs Leading

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Many managers in school support functions are promoted based on their technical expertise, because they’re great at getting things done. But once in a leadership position, they’re often expected to inspire, develop, and motivate teams without ever being shown how. The truth is, managing and leading are not the same thing. While managing focuses on

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Resilient Leadership in Education: Managing Stress in Challenging Times

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  The education sector has always been demanding, but recent years have placed unprecedented pressure on school leaders and managers. From budget constraints and staffing shortages to increasing workloads and ever-changing policies, the demands on education professionals continue to grow. In this high pressure environment, resilience and effective stress management are no longer optional, they

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Webinar Replay: Breaking Bad News

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Life can throw bad news at you at any given moment; as education leaders, we cannot avoid it. Whether you’re facing budget cuts, staffing changes, performance issues, or policy updates, the way in which you communicate difficult news can make all the difference. This webinar is designed for education leaders and managers and will also

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