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6The Smarter Schools National Partnership on Improving Teacher Quality is a joint initiative of the Australian Government and AISSA

AISSA Leadership Program 2010

Tues 30 March4:30 - 6:30pm

Wed 31 March2 - 7pm

Thurs 22 April9am - 4pm

Mon 21 June9am - 4pm

Mon 26 July4pm - 9pm

Thurs 12 August8am - 1pm

Wed 8 September4:30pm - 6:30pm

Thurs 23 Sept9am - 3:30pm

Wed 13 October4:30pm - 6:30pm

Tues 19 October9am - 1pm

Wed 3 November9am - 1pm

Pre-Program

Workshop 1Independent School Principal: Role & ExpectationsIncludes a Keynote presentation by Tony Mackay

Workshop 2Developing Your Leadership StyleIncludes a Keynote presentation by Patrick Duignan

Workshop 3Human Resource LeadershipIncludes Keynote presentations by Professor Louise Stoll and Martyn L. Newman

Workshop 4Working with the BoardPresented by Peter Hobart

Workshop 5

Financial Management and Organisational ManagementPresented by John Somerset

Workshop 6Legal Issues for SchoolsPresented by Yvonne Webb

Workshop For Aspiring LeadersEducational Leadership as a Career ChoiceIncludes a Keynote presentation by Simon Breakspear

Workshop 7

Accountability and CompliancePresented by Garry Le Duff, Roger Anderson and Brian Simons

Workshop 8Media and SchoolsPresented by Rob Ball

Workshop 9Succession PlanningIncludes a Keynote presentation by Dr Kathy Lacey

Registration is available via the AISSA website www.ais.sa.edu.au. Search under the Leadership category on theEvents page. Please email enquiries to Ali Bock at [email protected]

Overview of Workshops


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Wed 31 March5 - 7 pm

Thurs 22 April9am - 10:30am

Mon 21 June9am - 10:30am

Mon 21 June11am - 12:30pm

Wed 28 July9am - 10:30am

Fri 17 Sept9am - 10:30am

Thurs 23 Sept9am - 10:30am

Wed 3 Nov9am - 10:30am

Pressing National Issues, How to Respond?Presented by Tony MackayExecutive Director, Centre of Strategic Education and Deputy Chair of the AustralianCurriculum Assessment and Reporting.

Authentic Leadership & Building Leadership CapacityPresented by Patrick DuignanDirector, Australian Catholic Universitys Flagship for Creative and AuthenticLeadership.

Building Communities of Professional PracticePresented by Professor Louise Stoll

Visiting Professor, London Centre for Leadership in Learning, Institute of Education,University of London.

Emotional Intelligence and Leadership: Dealing with a Range of Staff Competencies and MotivationPresented by Martyn L. NewmanConsulting Psychologist

Chief Executive of Roche Martin.

How to get your School Moving and ImprovingPresented by Professor Stephen DinhamResearch Director of the Teaching, Learning and Leadership research program atACER.

School Improvement: How can leadership contribute to schooldevelopment and change?Presented by Professor Alma HarrisPro-Director (Leadership), Institute of Education, London; and Chair in EducationalLeadership, London Centre for Leadership in Learning, England, UK.

Branding Education as a Career ChoicePresented by Simon BreakspearSimon represents the New School of educational leadership and reform, writingand speaking on the topic of re-branding education as a career choice.

Succession PlanningPresented by Dr Kathy LaceyRight Angles Consulting. Formerly a senior Fellow at the Centre for Post-compulsoryEducation and Life-long Learning at the University of Melbourne.


Overview of Keynote Presentations


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This program will be based on anexpression of interest and is open toa very limited number of schools. It issuggested that schools nominate membersof their leadership team to attend theprogram. Teams will establish a policyframework to develop a planned approachto the use of data for identifying wholeschool, specic team and individualprofessional learning needs. This programwill combine professional learningopportunities with intensive in-schoolsupport for leadership teams and aspiringleaders. Professor Stephen Dinham,

Research Director Teaching, Learningand Leadership - ACER & ProfessorialFellow - University of Melbourne, willinitiate the program. Professor AlmaHarris Pro-Director (Leadership), Instituteof Education, London; and Chair inEducational Leadership, London Centrefor Leadership in Learning, England,UK will also contribute. Louise Bywatersfrom The Leadership Practice and MaryHudson, Education Consultant will facilitate

additional workshops and provide in-schoolsupport.

Strongly linking staff learning, a cultureof improvement and a high performingschool requires a signicant change inthinking by the whole school community.It is school leaders who will be theinuential champions of this change. Theyinspire others to develop a shared visionand commitment towards creating the

Productive Schools Productive Teaching Program

For School leaders / AspiringSchool Leaders / SchoolLeadership Teams

TheoristsProfessional Learning

Quality Teaching

School Improvement -Professor Stephen Dinham

Leadership Development -

Professor Alma Harris

ActivistsIn school focus

Review and EvaluationPerformance ConferencingHow to engage teachers in

improving practice

ReectorsProfessional review ModelThe How tos of critical

reectionBuilding teacher engagement

through reective practice

PragmatistsAction Planning

Professional PortfolioProfessional ReviewWorking with Data

time, structures and opportunities for learning together. To improveindividual, team and school performance it is essential to value staff expertise, and model a planned approach to the use of data foridentifying whole school, specic team and individual professionallearning needs.

This program will assist school leaders to develop:

The capacity to build a big picture around the curriculumand pedagogies of the school

A policy framework and set of teaching agreementswithin which to work

A data rich climate on which to make informed decisionsabout learning based on mandated and professionaldevelopment tools and strategies

A strategic leadership approach connected to teachersdaily work

A professional review process that supports qualityteaching

The program has been designed to meet a range of learning styles andthe needs of leaders:


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PSPT Workshop 1

PSPT Workshop 2

PSPT Workshop 3

PSPT Workshop 4

Wednesday 28 July9am 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

Program Introduction How to get your school moving and improving with Professor Stephen Dinham Project design Design of an in-school leadership focus.

Friday 20 August9am 4pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

Developing a policy framework Using data Professional Review Continuation of in-school leadership project.

Friday 17 September9am 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

How can leadership contribute to school development and change? withProfessor Alma Harris

Performance Conferencing The How tos of critical reection Continuation of in-school leadership project.

Friday 5 November9am 4pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive,North Adelaide

Organisational change and development:middle level leadership, teacher leadership,and leadership in challenging circumstances

Presentation of in-school leadership projects.

Productive Schools Productive Teaching (PSPT)Program

Schedule

Registration of interest for this Program is being accepted by email only. If you are interested inparticipating in this Program, please email Ali Bock at [email protected] by Friday 7 May 2010


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The Productive Schools Productive TeachingProgram will be initiated by Professor StephenDinhamStephen Dinham is Research Director of the Teaching,Learning and Leadership research program at theAustralian Council for Educational Research. His focus ison evidence based approaches to school improvementand leadership. He taught in government secondaryschools in NSW before being appointed to the Universityof Western Sydney where he held a number of positionsincluding Head of the Department of Curriculum Studies,Associate Dean (Postgraduate) and Associate Professor.In 2002 he took up a position as Professor of TeacherEducation, Pedagogy and Professional Development atthe University of New England.

Professor Alma Harris will contribute to

Productive Schools Productive TeachingProgram Workshop 3Alma Harris is pro-Director (Leadership), Institute of Education, London; and Chair in Educational Leadership,London Centre for Leadership in Learning, England,UK. She is internationally recognised for her work onschool improvement, with particular emphasis on ways inwhich leadership can contribute to school developmentand change. Harriss research work has focused uponorganisational change and development. Her writing hasexplored middle level leadership, teacher leadership,and leadership in challenging circumstances.

Louise BywatersLouise Bywaters has worked as an educator,demonstration teacher, consultant and at executivelevel in the South Australian Public Service Departmentof Education and Childrens Services. For the last 10years of her career she was the founding Director of the SA Centre for Leaders in Education, a businessunit that designed, commissioned or delivered arange of professional learning programs for aspiringand appointed leaders of schools and preschools.More recently Louise has been in high demand as

an independent consultant to the three educationsectors in South Australia undertaking services reviews,program evaluation, strategic planning and communityconsultations, training and development workshops andprograms, mentoring and coaching and whole schoolreview. In 2008 Louise was honoured with the AlbyJones Medal as South Australias most distinguishedEducational leader and the MacKillop Medal as SouthAustralias most distinguished educator.

Mary HudsonMary Hudson is a very experienced educator andindependent consultant. She provides educationservices to a range of stakeholders including the threeeducation sectors in South Australia. Her work focuseson the facilitation of professional development, research,program evaluation and the design and implementation

of appraisal and performance management systems. Herwork is widely known and is professionally respected andtrusted across the education sectors.

Dr Neil CarringtonDr Carrington is currently the Foundation NationalDirector of the Leadership Centre for the AustralianCouncil for Educational Research (ACER). DrCarrington was formerly the Director of CarringtonConsulting Group specialising in Human CapitalDevelopment specically, ensuring that organisationsand individuals are able to perform at their optimum

level. He specialises in strategic planning, performancedevelopment systems for staff, executive coaching andadvanced communication skill development. As well ashis initial teaching qualication he has a postgraduatequalication in Special Education, a Masters degree inEducation as well as a Masters degree in EducationalPsychology. His PhD into perceptions of intelligencewas judged to be one of the largest and most rigorousstudies of its type ever undertaken in Australia.

Facilitators


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The Leader as Coach- An Introduction

Are you anEvent Manager or

Visionary Leader?

Leading a PerformanceDevelopment Culture

For school leadership teamsTuesday 24 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This is an introduction level workshop for leadership teams focusing on givingand receiving rich authentic feedback. This is a practical session (guided practicein fours), on giving, receiving and facilitating feedback within a performancedevelopment based school culture. There is strong emphasis on the leader ascoach, 4-way feedback and scaffolding and the skill of deep listening. The workshopincludes an introduction to the skill of Facilitative Questioning.

For recently appointed leadersWednesday 25 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This workshop will explore how to get the balance right and stop being solely anevent manager. Creating a Performance Development Culture in your institutionmeans knowing the difference between being a leader and being a manager. Itis about focusing on the relationships you build with your staff and the cultureyou create within your school. This workshop will clarify the difference betweenperformance appraisal, performance management and performance development.

For established leadersThursday 26 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This workshop is an excellent for building an entire program of professionaldevelopment in your school. It includes theory and practice plus a Propheticaland highlights the difference between performance appraisal, management anddevelopment. This workshop provides an opportunity for experienced SchoolPrincipals to work together to theorise, share ideas and expertise. It will also explorehow to ensure your school is research led not data driven.

Dr Neil Carrington Workshops

Schedule

In October 2009 Dr Neil Carrington facilitated a Developing Performance Cultures workshop for 100 leaders from AISSAschools. Given the outstanding feedback, Dr Carrington is returning to Adelaide to facilitate workshops for new andaspiring leaders, established leaders and for leadership teams.



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March Pre-Program WorkshopTuesday 30 March4:30pm - 6:30pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

This session will outline the program expectations for recently appointed Principals and aspiringleaders. Recently appointed Principals will be encouraged to work with a mentor throughout theprogram, while aspiring principals will be introduced to the professional portfolio.

Garry Le Duff, Executive Director, AISSA, will describe the Independent school context outliningthe opportunities and challenges for Principals.

Workshop 1, The Independent School Principal:The Role and ExpectationsWednesday 31 March2pm - 7pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

This Workshop will assist participants to establish a leadership framework and a model for change.Planning a leadership strategy is an important step for newly appointed leaders. The PrincipalsPanel will discuss the big picture role as well as some practical strategies for getting startedincluding key actions for the new principal in the rst instance.

This Workshop will be facilitated by Louise Bywaters (details on page 10)This Workshop will incorporate a Keynote presentation by Tony Mackay (see below).

Keynote: Pressing National Issues and How Should Principals Respond?Wednesday 31 March5pm - 7pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North AdelaideThis Keynote address will be presented by Tony MackayMr Tony Mackay is the Executive Director of the Centre of Strategic Education and Deputy Chairof the Australian Curriculum Assessment Reporting Authority.

Tonys work at state, national and international levels focuses on strategic thinking and facilitationfor Government bodies, education agencies, think tanks, school boards and leadership teams. Itencompasses the areas of school and system leadership, improvement and innovation, teacherprofessionalism and curriculum and assessment policy and includes the design and implementationof Research and Development Programs and Leadership Development Programs.

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April Workshop 2, Developing Your Leadership StyleThursday 22 April9am - 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

Louise Bywaters will facilitate an interactive session on contemporary leadership styles and

understanding yourself as a leader. Jo Mason, MindMatters, will focus on leaders healthand wellbeing. This work will be supported by the Principals Panel facilitated by CarolynGrantskalns.

Jo MasonJo Mason has been working on the MindMatters project since its inception in 2000. Sheundertakes professional development on health and wellbeing and has a particular interest inthe wellbeing of principals and leaders. She has a background in education and was a classroomteacher and administrator for 23 years. Jo has also worked as a Human Resource Manager inlocal government and in aged care as a Human Resource Manager.

Carolyn GrantskalnsCarolyn Grantskalns is no stranger to South Australian schools. Formerly Principal of WildernessSchool she is now Principal of Lowther Hall in Essendon, Victoria. Carolyn will facilitate thePrincipals Panels throughout the workshop series bringing her knowledge and expertise frommany years in education both as a teacher and leader.

This workshop will incorporate a Keynote address by Patrick Duignan on authentic leadership andthe formation of capable leaders (see below).

Keynote: Authentic Leadership & Building Leadership CapacityThursday 22 April9am - 10:30amImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Keynote address will be presented by Patrick DuignanPatrick Duignan is the Emeritus Professor of Education Leadership, Australian Catholic Universityand a Business Consultant.

As Director of the Australian Catholic Universitys Flagship for Creative and AuthenticLeadership, Patrick is noted for his distinguished record as author of national and internationalpublications and research, consultant and presenter on effective management and leadership,with a special focus on leadership in schools.

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June Workshop 3, Human Resource LeadershipMonday 21 June9am - 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

The workshop focus is on effectively managing people in order to build a vibrant professionallearning community. HR processes and practices will also be discussed. Louise Bywaters, RogerAnderson, Assistant Director, Human Resources AISSA and the Principal Panel will provide casestudy examples of tricky staff issues such as when a staff development moves to a performanceconcern as well as other legal and industrial matters.

This Workshop will incorporate Keynote presentations by Professor Louise Stoll and Martin L.Newman (see below).

Keynote: Building Communities of Professional PracticeMonday 21 June9am - 10:30amImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Keynote address will be presented by Professor Louise StollLouises research and development activity focuses on how groups, organisations and systemscollaborate to create capacity for learning and the creative leadership supporting this. She alsoexplores ways to make stronger links between research, practice and policy, developing resourcematerials for English government agencies, a toolkit for the OECDs Improving School Leadershipactivity, and a research-based simulation, Networking for Learning, being introduced into severalcountries. Author of many publications, translated into several languages, Louise presents andconsults in many countries and was ACELs Travelling Scholar in 2004. She also presented a seriesof Hot Research on Teachers TV in England.

Keynote: Emotional Intelligence and Leadership: Dealing with aRange of Staff Competencies and MotivationMonday 21 June11am - 12:30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Keynote address will be presented by Martyn L. NewmanMartyn Newman is Chief Executive of Roche Martin. He is a consulting psychologist with aninternational reputation as an expert in emotional intelligence and leadership. He has heldpositions at Universities in Australia and Europe and has had many years of experience working inleadership development and management consulting.

Registration isavailable via theAISSA website www.ais.sa.edu.au. Searchunder the Leadershipcategory on theEvents page. Pleaseemail enquiries to AliBock at

[email protected]

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July Workshop 4, Working with the BoardMonday 26 July4pm - 9pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Workshop will cover best practice in governance, building strategic directions and using

strategic planning principles within the school. The Principals Panel will focus on establishingsound working relationships with the board, monitoring progress, reporting and celebratinggains.

Peter Hobart will facilitate this sessionPeter Hobart is CEO of the Enterprise Development Network. His expertise lies inorganisational development, leadership, change management, strategic planning andperformance management.

Keynote: How to Get Your School Moving and ImprovingWednesday 28 July9am - 10:30amImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Keynote address will be presented by Professor Stephen Dinham (details on page 10)

Productive Schools Productive Teaching WorkshopWednesday 28 July9am - 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road,Novar Gardens

Details on page 9This Workshop will incorporate a Keynote presentationby Professor Stephen Dinham (see above).

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August Workshop 5, Financial Management and Organisational ManagementThursday 12 August8am - 1pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Workshop will focus on effective nancial management for schools. This will include

information on what a principal needs to know and what to look out for, performanceindicators and understanding budgets. The Principals Panel will facilitate a session on effectiveorganisational management and effective management systems.John Somerset will facilitate this WorkshopJohn Somerset is CEO of Somerset Education, a Chartered Accountancy practice in Brisbane. Hisrm focuses on nancial and strategic governance for schools, colleges and associated entities.

Productive Schools Productive Teaching WorkshopFriday 20 August9am - 4pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

Details on page 9

Dr Neil Carrington will present the following Keynote presentations

Further details on page 11

The Leader as Coach - An IntroductionFor school leadership teamsTuesday 24 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

Are you an Event Manager or Visionary Leader?For new leadersWednesday 25 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

Leading a Performance Development CultureFor established leadersThursday 26 August9am - 3.30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

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Registration isavailable via theAISSA website www.ais.sa.edu.au. Searchunder the Leadershipcategory on theEvents page. Pleaseemail enquiries to AliBock at

[email protected]


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September

Workshop 6, Legal Issues for SchoolsWednesday 8 September, 4pm - 7pmImmanuel College, Function Centre,32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Workshop will focus legal issues for schools,discussing a range of legal matters including dutyof care, family law, child protection, responding tosubpoenas, discrimination legislation, legalities of enrolment contracts and students with special needs.

Yvonne Webb will facilitate this Workshop Yvonne Webb, lawyer, has been a sole practitionersince 2006 providing legal advice to schools across theeducation sectors. Yvonne was previously Coordinatorof Legal Services at Catholic Education SA and prior tothat was a secondary school teacher.

Keynote: School Improvement: Howcan leadership contribute to schooldevelopment and change?Friday 17 September , 9am - 10:30amImmanuel College, Function Centre,32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This Keynote address will be presented by ProfessorAlma Harris (details page 10)

Productive Schools Productive TeachingWorkshopFriday 17 September, 9am - 4pmImmanuel College, Function Centre,32 Morphett Road, Novar GardensDetails on page 9

This Workshop will incorporate a Keynote presentationby Professor Alma Harris (see page 10).

Workshop for Aspiring LeadersEducational Leadership as a Career ChoiceThursday 23 September, 9am - 3:30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre,32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

Simon Breakspear will work with aspiring school leaders

on action planning, goal setting and motivation.Andrew Reed, Hender Consulting will focus onapplying for the position and interview techniques.The Principals Panel will outline leadership qualitiesthat school boards are looking for in leaders of thefuture and offer advice and support. Participants will beencouraged to share professional portfolios that havebeen developed throughout the program.

Andrew ReedAndrew Reed is a principal consultant at HenderConsulting. He specialises in recruitment for theeducation sector and has placed many principals inIndependent Schools in South Australia.

Keynote: Branding Education as a CareerChoiceThursday 23 September, 9am - 10:30amImmanuel College, Function Centre,32 Morphett Road, Novar GardensThis Keynote address will be presented by SimonBreakspearAt 26, Simon represents the New School of educational leadership and reform. From his academic

and professional platforms Simon writes and speaks onthe topic of re-branding education as a career of choicefor the best and brightest in our nation. He has workedextensively to help educational leaders understandthe need to create innovative, collaborative, inspiringand challenging school cultures in order to attract andretain talented teachers and train future leaders. Hechallenges educational policy-makers to put teacherand leader quality at the heart of the 21st centuryeducation reform agenda.


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October Workshop 7, Accountability and ComplianceWednesday 13 October4:30pm - 6:30pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This workshop will focus on legislative obligations, compliance matters, accountability to

governments, funding agreements and quality assurance processes.This workshop will be led by AISSA personnelGarry Le Duff (Executive Director)Roger Anderson (Assistant Director, Human Resources)Brian Simons (Assistant Director, Administrative Services)

Workshop 8, Media and SchoolsTuesday 19 October9am - 1pmImmanuel College, Function Centre, 32 Morphett Road, Novar Gardens

This workshop will focus on ways to use the media in a positive manner, reacting to the media, keymessage development, using the media to build and enhance the image of the school as well asdeveloping appropriate interview techniques. The Principals Panel will analyse case studies andsuggest ways to manage particular scenarios.

This workshop will be facilitated by Rob Ball.Rob Ball is the Managing Director of BallPublic Relations. He is an experiencedmedia trainer, public relations and issuesmanagement practitioner, media adviser

and former senior journalist. He counselsclients in the private and public sectors,health, environment, professions,education, professional sport and localgovernment.

Registration is available via the AISSA website www.ais.sa.edu.au. Search under the Leadership category on the Events

page. Please email enquiries to Ali Bock at [email protected]

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November Workshop 9, Succession PlanningWednesday 3 November9am - 1pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

The workshop focus is on succession planning for principals. It will explore with principals how to

build capacity, attract, keep and develop their staff and then have the courage to let them go!!The Principals Panel will provide scenarios and school based examples around this issue.

Louise Bywaters will facilitate this workshop. Carolyn Grantskalns will facilitate the Principals Panel.

This Workshop will incorporate a Keynote presentation by Dr Kathy Lacey (see below).

Keynote: Building Communities of Professional PracticeWednesday 3 November9am - 10:30amNext Generation, Memorial Drive

This Keynote address will be presented by Dr Kathy LaceyKathy Lacey is a consultant and formerly a senior fellow at the Centre for Post-compulsoryEducation and Life-long Learning at the University of Melbourne. The Victorian Department of Education and Training sponsored Kathys PhD, completed in 2003. The outcome of this ground-breaking research has been the development of strategic succession planning processes foreducation systems and individual schools and, in particular, strategies to improve the number andquality of applicants for principal class positions. Kathys research ndings have been of interest togovernment and non-government education systems across Australia, New Zealand, the USA, andthe UK.

Productive Schools Productive TeachingWorkshopFriday 5 November9am - 4pmNext Generation, Memorial Drive, North Adelaide

Details on page 9

Registration is available via the AISSA website www.ais.sa.edu.au. Search under the Leadership category on the

Events page. Please email enquiries to Ali Bock at [email protected]

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