Senior Leaders’ Think-Piece Webinar 3: The Conscious Leader – Holding On To Self
Led by Alison Kriel
We lead ourselves first before we can lead others and when we do so from a place of self-compassion we can lead courageously and consciously to enable our communities to be their very best, especially in challenging times.
DATE: Friday, 2 February 2024
TIME: 10:00-11:00
We will be using Zoom (online video conferencing software) to host this online event. If you have not used Zoom previously, you may need to download the Zoom software either to a laptop, PC, tablet or smartphone, prior to joining. When you have booked your place a link will be emailed to you, within 48 hours of the webinar, with further instructions about how to join the event.
The session will also be recorded and afterwards an edited version will be available to subscribing schools for 1 month after the live session.
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BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL
COST: £80 for non-subscribing schools
This webinar forms part of the Gateway Alliance – Senior Leaders’ Network CPD subscription. Schools that have purchased this subscription have 1 FREE place on the live event.
If you have any queries please don’t hesitate to contact us on 02476 347697 or email: info@gatewayalliance.co.uk
Alison Kriel was an inner city Executive Head Teacher for nearly 20 years and a CEO for 5 years. As a child she attended a Cape Coloured school in South Africa during the apartheid regime, an international school in Botswana, a girl’s grammar school in Ireland and a middle class sixth form in England all of which informed her passion for social justice, leadership, wellbeing, equity, inclusion and diversity.
She has a reputation for excellence in leadership, leading schools with high social challenges to be in the top 0.1% nationally. She attributes the success of the schools to having a team of talented staff who taught from the soul and were focussed on delivering a global curriculum which celebrated the uniqueness of each pupil which led to raised self-esteem. ‘When staff and pupils feel good about themselves, success follows’. Alison believes that the key reason for the outstanding results achieved by her pupils at her schools was due to positive self-esteem.
A well-planned global curriculum gives teachers an opportunity to focus on the critical skills children need to go out and to be independent self-sustaining adults, who understand their responsibility to self, their community, the wider world and our planet. These skills include the development of resilience, collaboration, leadership, acceptance of difference, and adaptability.
Alison now works nationally and internationally supporting leaders with the strategic development of their schools, particularly those in challenging circumstances. She also mentors teachers and school leaders. She is a regular speaker and panel member at conferences, speaking on a wide variety of subjects including Conscious Leadership, Turnaround Schools, Unmeasured Curriculum, The Global Curriculum, Appreciative Inquiry, Wellbeing, Staff Retention, Intersectionality, Breaking Through The Concrete Ceiling, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, Ubuntu and AntiRacism.
Alison is the founder of the newly launched Above & Beyond Education – a social media platform for all educators and schools to celebrate, connect, support, grow and collaborate to make every school into a great school.
https://aboveandbeyond.education