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The secrets to successful collaboration across schools and MATs

Leadership and Policy
The Teaching School Hubs pilots will see schools tackling the challenges they face by working together. Drawing on the existing collaborative work of the Outstanding Leadership Partnership, Nick Bannister looks at the secrets to effective collaboration
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All around the country Teaching School Alliances have been making a big impact on the lives of children.

They have partnered with struggling schools to support them to improve. They are helping to bring new teachers into the profession by running teacher training programmes. And they are helping to keep teachers in the profession – and develop a pipeline of new leaders – by providing professional development.

There are now almost 800 Teaching School Alliances (TSAs) across the country, but experts, such as Toby Greany and Rob Higham (2018), have pointed out that there is still too little collaboration, too much duplication of effort and even competition in some areas.

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