Free Webinar:
Improving the Quality of Education
Improving the Quality of Education Webinar
Key Trends and Next Steps for Trust Leaders
Key Trends and Next Steps for Trust Leaders
Improving the Quality of Education Webinar: Key Trends and Next Steps for Trust Leaders
In this webinar we unveiled our latest national report, High-Quality and Inclusive Education, based on five years of comprehensive data from over 245,000 staff, teachers, and parents across the country.
Our special guest, Dame Alison Peacock, joined us to discuss the findings and provide actionable next steps for trust leaders. We covered:
What to Do More Of:
Positive Engagement: Discover how more pupils are being encouraged to read for academic purposes, reflecting an increase in engagement.
Enhance Staff Support: Learn how staff feel well-supported in lesson preparation, marking the highest level in six years.
Strengthen Parent Communication: Explore how parents report satisfaction with school communication and uncover strategies to further improve this.
Areas for Improvement:
Address Engagement Challenges: Investigate solutions to tackle the decline in pupils finding learning interesting.
Foster Respectful Environments: Discuss why fewer staff feel respected by pupils and explore ways to cultivate a more positive school culture.
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Speakers
Prior to becoming CEO of the Chartered College of Teaching, Professor Dame Alison Peacock was Executive Headteacher of The Wroxham School in Hertfordshire. Her career to date has spanned primary, secondary and advisory roles. In 2018, she became an Honorary Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, one of the first ever female Fellows admitted. She is also a Visiting Professor of both the University of Hertfordshire and Glyndwr University.
Iona leads on turning Edurio’s national datasets into useful and impactful insights for trust and school leaders. Since joining Edurio in 2021, Iona has worked on national reports focused on topics such as equality, diversity and inclusion and staff retention.
His research provides national-level insights on key topics such as high-quality education, staff retention, pupil behaviour, and trust culture and value. Collaborating with industry experts, his work helps guide policy and practice across the sector. Ben's past experience in Local Councils and Private Education Settings deepens his understanding of current and future challenges.
