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Staffing the Co-Curricular Programme

Zoom Webinar

With Neil Rollings

Dates & Venues

    Co-Curricular activities are central to the culture and business case of most schools.  There are long-established traditions and expectations of provision.  However, at a time when facilities for these activities have never been better, it is ironic that staffing these activities is more complex than ever.  A  perfect storm of factors is making many staff less generous with their discretionary effort, and historic expectations of teachers are being challenged.

    This new webinar is aimed at Co-Curricular leaders, and others responsible for staffing the co-curricular programme.  It will address the issues that schools face, consider industry trends and case studies and present a framework for strategic evaluation future provision.

    • Understanding the perfect storm
    • The shifting dynamic of supply and demand
    • Contractual expectation v discretionary effort
    • Legitimate curriculum extension expectations
    • The particular problems of sports provision
    • Avoiding a culture of adding
    • Evaluating future requirements
    • Reward and recognition models
    • The future of co-curricular staffing
    Course Leaders
    Neil Rollings

    Neil Rollings

    Neil was Director of Sport in four independent schools, over a 21-year career. He was Chairman of HMC NE Games Masters' Conference and an Independent Schools Inspector.  Neil now works with schools in the UK and overseas, developing sports programmes and appointing Directors of Sport. He is a member of the RFU Schools' Partnerships Group, contributor to the Government Task Force on the Future of PE,  member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on a Fit and Healthy Childhood. He was Chairman of the Professional Association of Directors of Sport in Independent Schools for 15 years, and is Course Director of the University of Buckingham MA programme in Leading School Sport.

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    Prices

    INDIVIDUAL £69
    SCHOOL SUBSCRIPTION  £149 (log in on up to five separate devices)  

    Zoom webinar runs 7pm to 8.30pm. School subscription allows up to 5 members of staff. Recording available for 48 hours. All prices exclude VAT.