NCP22-15 Subject Leadership

Professional development designed specifically for secondary heads of maths

Subject Leadership Work Groups

WORK GROUP DATES - FIRST YEAR ONLY
(Second Year delegates will be contacted separately)

Session 1 – Wednesday 25 January
Online (3.30-5.30pm)

Session 2 – Wednesday 15 March
Face-to-Face - 9:15-3:00
Halesowen College, B63 3NA

Session 3 – Wednesday 26 April
Online (3.30-5.30pm)

Session 4 – Wednesday 5 July
Face-to-Face - 9:15-3:00
Halesowen College, B63 3NA

Overview
Local Work Groups will follow a cycle of workshops followed by school-based tasks. Participants will support each other through the sharing of leadership strategies and practices. A vibrant professional learning community will be created through peer-to-peer discussions and expert input. Participants will also create an action plan for their department.

Much of the work will involve each individual department working on elements of their action plan and developing collaborative ways of working which support their professional development. As well as exploring the needs of their own department, participants will benefit from the expertise and experiences of the group of departments represented.

Who can take part?
The project is for secondary heads of department/subject leaders, and is open to heads of department in schools already involved with Maths Hubs and to those who are not yet involved. In their first year of engagement with this project, participants will be part of a Work Group. In subsequent years they will be part of a Maths Hub-led subject leadership community.

Benefits

You will promote and develop a shared vision, culture and set of principles for teaching and learning in maths
You will ensure coherence in the curriculum and provide support for teaching for mastery across the department
You and your department will establish collaborative ways of working to support ongoing developments
You will develop in your ability to lead change

What is the cost?
FREE - the Work Groups are fully funded by Central Maths Hub, so is free to participating schools in Birmingham, Dudley and Sandwell.

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