Schools of Tomorrow

“SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES CAN CHANGE ONE ANOTHER FOR THE BETTER. WORKING TOGETHER, THEY CAN RADICALLY TRANSFORM THE FUTURES OF YOUNG PEOPLE.”

This is the philosophy behind Schools of Tomorrow.

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EVERYTHING MUST CHANGE LATEST BLOG FROM MAGGIE FARRAR

Read Maggie's latest blog as she follows up our Annual Conference this year by talking with two heads, Darren Randle and Caroline Skingsley, about leading change in a disrupted world.

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FLIPPING SCHOOLS! NEW BOOK FEATURES TWO SOTO SCHOOLS

The new book from John West-Burnham and Malcolm Groves looks at the evidence for changing the way we think about school improvement and paying far more attention to family and community engagement.

Fellowship GAUGING SUCCESS

Our online Gauging Success toolkit for Fellowship schools looks for more balanced ways to judge school success, using the four quadrant framework, engaging stakeholders, and above all asking powerful questions. Just one of the benefits of becoming a Fellowship member.

2021

Everything must change – Maggie Farrar

2020

Lessons from Lockdown: Challenging Assumptions About Schooling

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RE-THINKING OUR SCHOOLS FOR A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD - ANNUAL HEADTEACHER 'VIRTUAL RESIDENTIAL' 2021-06-24, 09.15 - 12.30 Online Members £0, Additional member place £0, Standard £0

So What Now? - Re-Thinking Our Schools For The Post-Pandemic World Our annual residential this year will consist of two virtual morning meetings. We aim to reflect on learning from the last year, the changes now necessary and the opportunities for schools and the Fellowship to move forward creatively and positively in the next academic year Over the course of the mornings on June 24 and 25, we will be working with Professor Louise Stoll, Olly Newton from Edge, John West-Burnham and Brian Lightman. This event is for all Fellowship school heads, and, if they wish, their lead staff.