Leading Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging in Schools Programme (C22)
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Leading Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging in Schools Programme (C22)

Every school needs a plan for their DEIB strategy

By Hannah Wilson

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Why is this programme needed?

  • Every school needs a plan for establishing, embedding and sustaining their DEIB strategy
  • Every school needs to commit to turning their vision intro provision
  • Every school needs a leader to drive this agenda forwards

How will the programme be delivered?

  • Delivered virtually through a series of interactive workshops
  • Led by a former headteacher and co-facilitated by a team of associate trainers
  • Intersessional school-based enquiry tasks to be undertaken by all delegates
  • Group coaching opportunities throughout the programme
  • Recommended reading list
  • S upporting resources including book, podcast and toolkits
  • C ommunity space on Mighty Networks

What does the programme involve?

As facilitators we have been careful to construct a programme that recognises the ongoing nature of this work. Our delivery is sensitive to the fact that not every school is where they want to be and so with a non-judgmental and practical approach the programme will support each school we work with to set out their current roadblocks and plan a sustainable route map.

We believe that supporting and challenging individuals in their beliefs around diversity, equity and inclusion matters, as well as ensuring cultural commitment to the work at a strategic level, are the best means of securing safe and inclusive schools for the whole community

Who is the Programme For?

  • This programme is to support schools who want to develop their DEIB efforts and who are ready to nominate, develop and remunerate a DEIB leader.
  • We believe that every school should have someone who is designated to take on this leadership role, someone who is dedicated to being or committed to becoming a DEIB activist.

CONTENT:

  • Session 1: Start with Why
  • Session 2: Context: Making the political case - Human Rights / Case Law
  • Session 3: Context: Making the political personal - The Social Justice Case
  • Intersessional work – Belonging listening exercise
  • Session 4: Exploring: Staff feelings about DEI culture
  • Session 5: Developing: Training and Support for staff – The Plan
  • Session 6: Exploring: Why diversify the curriculum?
  • Intersessional work – Curriculum review exercise
  • Session 7: Developing: Diversifying the curriculum - The Plan
  • Session 8: Exploring: How do our policies and procedures, vision and values support our ambitions for DEI in our schools?
  • Session 9: Embedding: Drawing together the plan, identifying the strategic leadership of the plan
  • Session 10: Celebration event

COHORT DATES:

  • Tues 13/01/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 10/02/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 03/03/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 05/05/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 02/06/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 07/07/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 08/09/10 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 06/10/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 03/11/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST
  • Tues 01/12/26 13.00-15.30 GMT/ BST

PAYMENTS:

  • The cost of the programme is £600+VAT per person.
  • You can pay through Eventbrite or email us for an invoice to be raised.

QUERIES:

  • Email: Hannah@DiverseEducators.co.uk
  • Website: https://www.diverseeducators.co.uk/our-dei-leaders-programme/

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