The CSA leadership Framework is proving to be an exceptional tool that leads and guides growth discussions for schools. Join us as we explore, "Called to Lead".
This session is the third of a series of four conversations where we will dive-in to the leadership practice "Cultivating Character" strand. This event is aimed at school leaders at every level, from the emerging classroom leader to the experienced school executive.
We encourage groups of school leaders to gather and unpack this content for direct application within the school context.
The strength of the CSA Leadership Framework is that it combines a theological approach within the context of a flourishing Christian School, aligning to the professional lenses of the AITSL standards.
Program Outline
A brief outline of the program is provided below:
- Welcome
- Conversation lead by Rob
- Close
Speakers
Host, Dave Stevens
Dave Stevens serves as the Executive Officer, WA and leads the national portfolio of, Modes and Models of Schooling. Dave brings a wealth of knowledge and experience having taught and held leadership roles in a range of schools nationally and internationally. Dave’s knowledge across a broad range of specialist areas, educational sectors and contexts, is evidenced in his ability to develop alternative programs that meet the needs of the students and teachers, whilst addressing the requirements of legislation. His passion for Relational Schools assists all schools in student wellness and retention.
Speaker, Dr. Rob Loe
Rob has been serving as the Executive Officer, VIC/TAS since May 2020. He has a background in teaching, school leadership and research. Rob believes passionately that a Christian school’s ethos cannot be divorced from the outcomes it seeks for its students (which must be more than academic). That ethos should make a deeply positive impact on the day-to-day lived reality of corridors and classrooms. It is the most powerful form of witness from a school. Rob has a national portfolio role that reflects his significant experience and research interests: Organisational Culture and Community Development.
Qualify for CPD Hours
At the conclusion of this event, a certificate of professional learning will be made available to attendees for self-accreditation via your member dashboard. The following AITSL professional teacher standards will be addressed:
» 6.1 - Identify and plan professional learning needs
» 6.3 - Engage with colleagues and improve practice
» 7.4 - Engage with professional teaching networks and broader communities
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be made in writing to the Event Organiser. Unfortunately, no refunds will be issued after 30 days out from the event. Any cancellations made after this date will be charged the full registration fee. 'No Shows' to the event will be charged the full registration fee.
The event program is subject to change and we may not be able to provide prior notice.
Please note that registration fees do not include insurance to cover loss of any fees/deposit through cancellation of your participation in the event or through cancellation of the event itself.
A full refund will be issued if the event is cancelled by the organiser (CSA) due to COVID-19 restrictions or any other reasons out of the organisers control.
COVID-safe Information
We are committed to the health and safety of our member community and are following government guidelines regarding the spread of COVID-19.
Contact Tracing: Please ensure you have the relevant contact tracing app for your State to check-in at the venue.
Vaccination Notice: All attendees are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Government directive.
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