WEBINAR

The Smarter School: Leading with trust, purpose and people

About this webinar:

It doesn't come as a surprise to hear that after years of pressure, disruption, and recovery, 43% of leaders still identified staff morale as one of their biggest challenges. From burnout to disengagement, the long tail of disruption is still being felt across school communities, and it’s impacting everything from attendance and behaviour to staff retention and leadership stability.

This session explores how schools and trusts are rebuilding trust, re-engaging teams, and creating cultures that people genuinely want to be part of. We’ll hear from leaders who are shifting from reactive wellbeing tactics to whole-school strategies that connect to purpose, clarity, and day-to-day experience.

Together, let's explore what really works when it comes to culture, and what doesn’t. This panel of experts will dive into how to align vision with practice, re-energise leadership teams, and boost engagement without breaking the bank. Because great outcomes start with great teams - and culture isn’t a cost centre, it’s a catalyst.

Speakers:


John Murphy

Education Leadership Mentor, Advisor and Public Speaker (Host)


Corinne Sheehan

Co-CEO of Sprint Trust


Gulcin Sesli

Co-CEO of Sprint Trust

 

Katie Sharp

Director of Education at Great Schools Trust

 

Jonny Uttley

CEO at The Education Alliance

 

Shane Ierston

CEO at The Great Schools Trust

John Smith

Marketing Manager, IRIS Software Group

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John Smith

Marketing Manager, IRIS Software Group

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John Smith

Marketing Manager, IRIS Software Group

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John Smith

Marketing Manager, IRIS Software Group

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