Imagine two days of professional workshops based on specific requests from senior leadership teams. That is exactly what was on offer in the School Leaders Summit at the Education Show, which ran at the NEC in Birmingham over three days last month.
The symposium featured headteachers, assistant headteachers and business managers who were facing the same challenges as many of the delegates, but who were perhaps a little further down the road in finding solutions. There was also the usual mix of policy-makers from government and bodies such as Ofqual. Here are some of my highlights from the summit, which was hosted with support from the National Association of School Business Management and The Key.
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