AoEA - Association of Education Advisers’ Post

Collaboration over competition: the way forward for education reform. In his latest article for Schools Week, Les Walton CBE, Chair of the Association of Education Advisers, explores how the education sector can foster collaboration as the foundation for school improvement. Key points include: -The importance of mutual respect and partnerships to meet the diverse needs of schools. -The growing significance of the International Quality Standard for Education Advisers in ensuring effective school support. -The role of government in incentivising collaboration through policy changes and funding structures. Les highlights the need for a cultural shift within the system, emphasising that collaboration must be incentivised and supported at all levels. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/euGjZW5n #EducationReform #Collaboration #SchoolImprovement #Leadership

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Andy Lancashire

Former Service Director for Education & Inclusion Wakefield Council, Independent Chair of Barnsley Schools' Alliance, Trustee, Executive Coach and Leadership Consultant.

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Always been a collaborator and continue to be so. School and place improvement only succeeds in a collaborative atmosphere where all key partner’s & stakeholders are trusted, respected & empowered. Not always the case since 2010 but important we move forward in a spirit of partnership.

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