From Compliance to Culture: Why Governors Need to Understand the Strategic Value of Supervision
Repeated over various dates, 4:30–6:30pm online
As schools continue to navigate increasing demands around safeguarding, staff wellbeing and workforce sustainability, governors and trustees play a vital role in ensuring that school cultures enable both children and adults to thrive.
From Compliance to Culture: The Strategic Value of Supervision is a specialist training session delivered by Jenny Bowers and Rosie Heywood (Propeled), designed specifically for governors and trustees who want to better understand the strategic importance of supervision in education.
While supervision is often associated with compliance and safeguarding, its value extends far beyond these essential functions. Effective supervision creates opportunities for reflection, professional support and constructive challenge, helping staff manage the emotional demands of their roles while strengthening practice, resilience and wellbeing.
For governors, understanding supervision is increasingly important. Decisions about funding and resource allocation require confidence that investments will contribute to positive outcomes for staff, pupils and the wider school community. This training explores the evidence-informed benefits of supervision and helps governors understand how it can support safeguarding, staff retention, wellbeing and the development of psychologically safe and reflective school cultures.
Whether you are a governor, trustee, governance professional, or know someone who serves on a governing board, this session offers a valuable opportunity to strengthen governance practice and support schools in creating cultures where both staff and pupils can flourish.
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