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Leadership structures in primary schools
How do primary schools structure their leadership teams? We relay advice from three of our associate education experts on different leadership structures. We also refer to examples of leadership structures from schools and link to National College case studies on this topic.
Contents
- Advice
- Good practice approaches
- Examples from schools
- Adding 'phase leader' roles to primary staffing structures
- Administrative staff structures: secondary schools
- Administrative support in primary schools
- Can an executive headteacher also be the CEO of a MAT?
- Central staffing structures in MATs
- Co-headship in schools: guidance
- Conducting a school staffing review
- Distributed leadership structures
- Leadership structures in 'outstanding' schools
- Leadership structures in small primary schools
- Must we have a deputy headteacher?
- Organising a cost-effective staffing structure
- Organising a cost-effective support staff structure
- Primary school staffing structures: examples
- Staffing structures: small secondary schools
- Staffing structures: special schools
- Subject leader for STEM: pros and cons (primary)
- The SENCO as a strategic leader: guidance
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