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Building a culture for wellbeing
Online Event - Tuesday 23rd May, 4.30-6pm
Why should you join?
Many organisations in other sectors have had significant success in developing cultures that support wellbeing, and there is much that schools can learn from their work. This online workshop will include case studies of best practice and examples of what works in workplace wellbeing. In particular, it will focus on how strengths-based, human-focused leadership and a focus on the system as a whole is vital for creating a climate that supports everyone’s wellbeing. You will have facilitated opportunities to consider how to apply these strategies to your school contexts.
- Examples of best practice in terms of effective wellbeing strategy
- Examples of how leaders have built organisational cultures that support everyone’s wellbeing
- What school leaders can learn from these examples and apply in their own school contexts
- Actionable strategies to take away and apply in your school
With over 20 years’ experience of driving engagement and culture change in a range of organisations, Katherine knows a thing or two about wellbeing. So join us for what promises to be a lively, engaging and thought-provoking webinar.
Confirmed speakers
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Ben Gibbs
Ben is Change Lead at Tranquiliti, making sure the service has a meaningful impact on wellbeing in schools. Trained as an organisational consultant, coach and professional development facilitator, Ben has postgraduate qualifications in teaching, educational leadership and organisational psychology, and deep experience of helping school leaders to create more human-focused schools.
Katherine Billingham-Mohamed
With over 20 years’ experience of driving engagement and culture change in a range of organisations, Katherine Billingham-Mohamed knows a thing or two about wellbeing. She will share case studies of what works, highlighting how strengths-based, human-focused leadership and a focus on the system as a whole is vital for creating a climate that supports everyone’s wellbeing.
