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Looking for ways to improve engagement and attendance in your setting? This case study might help! When Lockerbie Academy in Dumfries and Galloway Council noticed an attainment gap for boys at the school, it introduced the ‘Boys to Men Mentoring’ initiative to help develop confidence and leadership skills among male pupils. Find out more about what the school did and the positive impact the programme had on those involved: https://ow.ly/lrLe50U4Zg2

Discovering purpose in your work is a cornerstone of true success. I’m honored to moderate a conversation that delves into how these leaders unlocked their full potential by aligning with their purpose. #SLA

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Gesu Catholic School's partnership with Saint Martin's Corporate Work Study is helping students like Symphony '26 develop leadership skills through mentorship and real-world experience. Under the guidance of Kenneth F. Grant M.A.Ed., Symphony has made a lasting impact at Gesu. To learn more about this inspiring collaboration thanks to the Conway Family’s support, click this link -> https://lnkd.in/edi7DtDM

“Strong community is made from strong leaders.” JDC ensures the sustainability of the global Jewish community through a range of impactful leadership programs. These include Szarvas — the JDC-Lauder international Jewish summer camp in rural Hungary; Active Jewish Teens (AJT) — JDC’s flagship youth program in partnership with BBYO, which unites thousands of Jewish teenagers across dozens of cities in the former Soviet Union (FSU); and the Kaplan Leadership Initiative — a global JDC program that equips Jewish community professionals in Europe, the FSU, and Latin America with the essential tools and support to cultivate dedicated leadership for a strong Jewish future. Kaplan Leadership Initiative founders Carol and Edward Kaplan were recently inducted into JDC’s prestigious Laura Margolis Society for their inspiring philanthropy, vision, and leadership that strengthens Jewish communities worldwide. Meet Radu, Kateryna, and Carol.

We are honoured to have Professor Andy Hargreaves deliver the keynote address at this years' LTSB Education Leadership Conference. His talk, "The Age of Identity: Who Do Our Kids Think They Are… and How Can We Help Them Belong?", explores a critical aspect of education today—how identity shapes learning and community. Drawing from experiences with diverse school communities, Professor Hargreaves will share why fostering a strong sense of identity is just as vital as academic achievement. Surely, one not to be missed! It's not too late to book. https://lnkd.in/ed-J6vuS

Features include: Collaborative Leadership with CCAE, DLAC and TDLS, a feature about Sweetwater Adult Ed & Mt. Diablo AE. Also Students Succeed Awardees and our new OTANians.

For 16 years, we've partnered with Glasgow City Council to deliver Sports and Dance Leadership qualifications, reaching an impressive milestone of over 12,500 young people. This successful programme now qualifies nearly 1,000 learners annually, who go on to support both community and city-wide events. The impact? An estimated 153,750 young people accessing sporting events each year, led by their peers. As Chris Woodcock, Leadership Project Lead Officer for Glasgow City Council, notes: "The experiences create lasting impressions on many of the young people. Pupils feel empowered." Read our latest impact report to discover how investing in youth leadership creates lasting community change: bit.ly/3U5rO8c

The Office for Fair Trading, First Nations Advisory Unit (FNAU) and Blue Card Services recently attended the Queensland Indigenous Leadership Youth Program Pathways Showcase. This program supports young First Nations people in Queensland, aged 18 to 25, in developing and enhancing their leadership skills. On the final day of the event, our team engaged with participants to provide information about training, education and career pathways available within the department. The FNAU team greatly valued the opportunity to discuss how these young leaders can pursue careers within our department. “It is inspiring to see the enthusiasm and potential of this year’s participants as they take steps towards achieving their goals," said Jennie Toonen, Director, FNAU. Since its inception in 2004, this program has supported over 720 young First Nations leaders. We are proud to be involved in this initiative and look forward to the meaningful change these future leaders will bring to their communities. To learn more about the program, visit: https://bit.ly/3BvUile