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Staff motivation

Headteacher: best job in the world?

Being a headteacher is "fantastic and rewarding" says secondary headteacher Kim Sparling, who dismisses the notion that the top leadership role in schools is losing its appeal for many in her profession

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100 top tips for successful professional learning

In celebration of our 100th issue, here are CPD Week’s 100 top tips for professional learning leaders, gathered from our issues to date. We have themed them for ease of use, so dip into them right now or keep them as a reference for the future. Either way, we hope they ease your load and contribute to your expertise!

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Focus on well-being for professional development

CPD Week looks at opportunities to support school staff holistically, through effective structures for professional development read more

Making the most of your staff

Roger Smith considers ways in which headteachers can help their staff make the most of their careers read more

Providing difficult feedback to staff: What to say and how to say it

Deputy headteacher David Morley examines how best to provide feedback, how to prepare for it and how to train others to do it read more

A global career with global choice

Teaching abroad is no longer seen as a sideways move that could harm career progression. Steve Caulfield of the Alice Smith School, Kuala Lumpar, describes some of the opportunities read more

Achieving a fully inclusive school: Brampton Manor

Headteacher Neil Berry explains how Brampton Manor in East London – described by Ofsted in December 1999 as having 'serious weaknesses' – was turned into the fully inclusive, successful school it is today read more

18 months of the new relationship with schools

What affect has the new relationship with schools (NRwS) had to date on schools and school improvement? Headteacher Trevor Bailey takes a critical look at its impact read more

School excellence and Investors in People

Working to meet the standards laid down by Investors in People (IIP) is an effective way of raising standards and improving staff morale, argues former head Roger Smith. read more

Chartered Teacher Status: Motivating teachers in Scotland

Scotland’s Standard for Chartered Teacher has gained international recognition for a programme that has led to a transformation in CPD. Rosa Murray, professional officer (CPD) at the General Teaching Council for Scotland, describes its origins and its effect. read more

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