Breakout Sessions
Neurodiversity: Learning Beyond the Label and Inclusive Curriculum design
| Presenter/s: | Lauren Wing |
| Type: | Workshop / facilitated discussion |
| Keywords: | Neurodiversity, Curriculum, Pedagogy |
| Session: | 2 - Auaha Hīhī |
How can we best support our neurodiverse learners in an inclusive, research informed, and responsive way?
Being a Leader in Education – The Great Opportunity
| Presenter/s: | Lysandra Stuart, Pip Wells |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Opportunity, excitement, privilege |
| Session: | 1 - Tautoru |
Discover how optimistic leadership empowers principals to innovate, inspire, and build thriving school communities through transformative educational practices.
“We’re all in this together!”: The role of relational trust when leading mathematics in primary school settings
| Presenter/s: | Matt Sexton |
| Type: | Research paper |
| Keywords: | Middle leading; Mathematics education; Relational trust |
| Session: | 4 - Auaha Hīhī |
Relationships are central to leadership work in schools, but what does this look like in mathematics leadership practice?
Community involvement in school governance decision making in Aotearoa New Zealand: What does research say?
| Presenter/s: | Melanie Drake |
| Type: | Research paper |
| Keywords: | Self-managing schools, community participation, multi-cultural communities |
| Session: | 6 - Auaha Hīhī |
‘Let your voice be heard!’; Community participation and involvement in school governance decisions in Aotearoa’s self-managing schools.
Developing middle leaders’ capabilities on the job
| Presenter/s: | Miranda Makin |
| Type: | Research paper |
| Keywords: | Developing leadership capabilities, Leading for learning, Examining leadership practices |
| Session: | 8 - Tautoru |
How do senior leaders’ approaches shape middle leaders’ capabilities to drive instructional improvement and foster critical reflection?
Changing the direction of the world through youth leadership among pre-service educators
| Presenter/s: | Patricia Briscoe, Venesser Fernandes, Mohini Devi, Fred Ebot |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Youth Leadership, Pre-service Educators, Commonwealth |
| Session: | 7 - Tautoru |
Come learn more about initiatives of the Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration and Management (CCEAM) aimed at fostering youth leadership.
Leadership Best Practice: The Nomad’s Journey
| Presenter/s: | Peggy Burrows |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Equity, Disparities, Leadership, Indigenous Learners, Māori, Kaupapa |
| Session: | 6 - Tautoru |
“Don’t come to fix us, come to walk with us.” A story of the joy of school transformation.
Leading proactive programme and course management strategies – whakawhitiwhiti kōrerō. Whāia te iti kahurangi ki te tūohu koe me he maunga teitei. Seek the treasure that you value most dearly, if you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain.
| Presenter/s: | Raewyn Penman, Victoria Kees |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Bicultural leadership online |
| Session: | 4 - Ngā Purapura |
Leading teams effectively requires collaboration and negotiation. Join us in exploring leadership within an online tertiary teacher training programme.
Looking after ourselves as educational leaders: Lessons from the All Blacks and Les Misérables
| Presenter/s: | Ross Notman |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Self-understanding personal leadership |
| Session: | 3 - Tautoru |
When we give so much to others and to children and young adults, who or what gives back to us?
Leading shifts in school culture, challenges and progress
| Presenter/s: | Samantha Mortimer, Rowan Haigh |
| Type: | Leadership story |
| Keywords: | Relational, restorative, reflective |
| Session: | 7 - Ngā Purapura |
It’s a fine line leading school cultural change while balancing staff wellbeing; an honest discussion of our challenges and progress.
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