How a helicopter gets made (and what it means for New Zealand school leaders)
Every year, we give principals something very special – a wooden helicopter. Part of the Strategic Leadership for Principals Programme
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The Education and Training Act: Key changes to planning and reporting
The Ministry of Education has announced some significant changes to the way schools, Kahui Ako, kura and their leaders conduct
Gilberthorpe School’s Andrew Wilkinson on what drew him to SLPP
Would you rather deal with a 60-page, jargon-filled strategic plan or a succinct plan on a page that outlines everything
Alternative approach: The story of Te Tupu Managed Moves
Stand downs, suspensions, exclusions and expulsions are difficult decisions for any school to make. And in almost every single case,
Lighting the spark of success: KPMG’s Matt Prichard on his commitment to NZ schools
For KPMG, everything has to come back to their purpose – fuelling New Zealand’s prosperity. And few are better placed
Critical friendship: Alex Davids on the volunteer experience of Kickstart Your Strategy
A principal’s strategic plan is just the first step on a much longer journey. Breaking the plan down into what
“I don’t remember being hit by lightning” – Paul Cartlidge and Mel Jones in conversation
Continuing our series of reflections on the year that was, we’re thrilled to present a conversation with Paul Cartlidge (Principal,
Finding your leadership flavour: Carolyn Smith and Pauline Johnson in conversation
As we wrap up 2020 and look forward to a less disrupted year ahead, we’re reflecting on the year that
Together We Can: International Volunteer Day 2020 is here!
Tomorrow (December 5th) marks International Volunteers Day (IVD) – a time to recognise and celebrate the contributions of volunteers all
Master of all trades: Anna Fourie on the journey of a sole charge principal
Property manager. Counsellor. Administrator. Teacher. Planner. Sports Coach. The list of roles that exist within a school is endless and
