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Developing your Personal Operating Model

 

Free Course
Facilitator - Sharon Hennam-Dale

In recent years, resilient leadership in schools has been tested in the extreme, and the challenges continue.  To be resilient leaders, we must first sustain our own well-being so that we have the ability to lead and effectively guide our staff and organisations.  Your priorities, roles, and use of time are all key elements of how you operate as a leader. These need to be aligned at an individual level so that we are able to maximise our mental, physical, and emotional energies.

In this session, you are encouraged to recognise and create the alignment which is needed in order to be at your most productive. We will explore this through the design and development of a personal operating model for well-being, to help you to achieve and sustain positive self-care in response to the challenges of school leadership.

Audience

Headteachers, Deputy Headteachers, Assistant Headteachers, SENCos, aspiring senior leaders

Aims

  1. Develop your own personal operating model as a powerful tool in helping to navigate and address the challenges of sustaining your well-being.
  2. Reflect upon your priorities, habits, use of time and how this influences your mental, physical and emotional energy.
  3. Identify areas of potential misalignment which are impacting on your well-being.
  4. Recognise and leverage your aspirations as a powerful tool in restoring a healthier work-life balance.

Objectives

  1. The benefits of a proactive and conscious focus on your well-being as a deliberate act of self-care in your leadership.
  2. Identify habits or activities which impact or empower your well-being and find new pathways in building and sustaining your energy.
  3. Clarify your personal and professional goals and improve your capacity to achieve these.
  4. Engage with practical tools and strategies for well-being to create strength and resilience in your leadership.

Facilitator

Sharon Hennam-Dale

Sharon has over 28 years of experience in education, working in a range of different school contexts, as a teacher, senior leader and headteacher.  She currently works in a consultancy role supporting school improvement, and as a leadership and teacher trainer in the UK and internationally, across primary, secondary and tertiary education. She is also an accredited coach and has substantial experience coaching school leaders.

She is passionate about building school capacity through professional development, building sustainable leadership and enhancing organisational effectiveness through collaboration at all levels within the education system.

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