Term 4 Workshop: EEA & Simon Breakspear
Description
Later this year, we're bringing together Victorian low-SES school communities and our School Improvement Coaches with Dr Simon Breakspear to focus on improvement priorities for 2027. Simon will join for part of the day to share his Pruning Principle Cycle — a practical approach to being deliberate about where you focus your effort for the greatest impact. An optional afternoon session will then give schools the chance to work directly with our Improvement Coaches to apply these concepts to their own 2027 improvement planning.
It's a great opportunity to think strategically and systemically about equity in your context, and to celebrate the great work happening across our communities.
You are able to indicate which part of the day you would like to join and whether you will attend in-person on online when registering.
Agenda
- 9:00 am
Anchoring improvement in equity
Anchoring equity and improvement work in low-SES school contexts with EEA’s School Improvement Coaches
- 10:00 am
Workshop: the Pruning Principle Cycle with Dr Simon Breakspear
Grounded in the context of low-SES school communities, Simon Breakspear help you to consider the right complement of school priorities by applying the Pruning Principle Cycle.
- 12:00 pm
Lunch Break
- 1:00 pm
Optional Workshop: Improvement planning for 2027
Work with EEA’s School Improvement Coaches and alongside other schools to apply Simon’s school improvement life cycle and pruning principle tools to your 2027 improvement planning.
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