Come and join Valerie Hannon, global education thought leader, innovator and researcher, as she leads a co-creation workshop to consider and design what education could look like for our future generations. Valerie was a well-received opening keynote speaker at uLearn22 and it’s wonderful to be able to bring her to Aotearoa New Zealand for this hands-on workshop.

Using a systems thinking approach Valerie will challenge attendees to reset and co-create what ‘success’ will look like in 2030 and beyond, and to consider what are the implications for those working in education, and how to work towards changing the status quo.

The all-day workshop comprises two sessions:

Leading for the Future: Empowering our Learners | 10am – 12pm
What will leading schools fit for the future entail? How is it different to what we are doing now?
Using Design Principles in transforming schools for the future | 1pm – 3pm
The future school.
What is it? How will it operate? How do you actively participate in designing it?

Light refreshments and lunch will be provided.

WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS WORKSHOP?

Principals, School leadership teams, School Teachers & ECE Teachers.

ABOUT VALERIE HANNON

Valerie Hannon is a global thought leader, inspiring systems to re-think what ‘success’ will mean in the 21st century, and the implications for education. The co-founder of the Innovation Unit, Valerie is a radical voice for change, whilst grounded in a deep understanding of how education systems currently work.

After a distinguished career within education, Valerie now works independently to support change programs across the world. She has advised governments and worked with systems and schools on every continent, working with some of the most challenged as well as the leaders in education innovation.

Valerie advised the OECD on its Education 2030project and is now working on its High Performing Systems for Human Flourishing program. She is a regular keynote speaker and facilitator at international conferences and workshops, drawing upon her substantial research and publications.

Valerie was the Australian Learning Lecturer for 2020 on the subject of The Future School, which resulted in her new book FutureSchool. In 2021 she received the Edufuturists’ award for Outstanding Achievement in Education.

Tickets are strictly limited to 60 people.
We recommend you RSVP as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.