SP25-79 Empowering School Leaders: Using the GROW Model- Webinar Series

Date: March 6^th , 13^th & 20^th

Time: 7:00 pm

Are you ready to take your leadership skills to the next level? This engaging three-part webinar series is designed exclusively for Deputy Principals in primary schools, offering a practical approach to using the GROW model for coaching and school improvement.

Discover how this powerful framework can help you:

✅     Enhance teacher performance and professional growth.

✅     Lead impactful school initiatives with clarity and purpose.

✅     Foster a collaborative and reflective school culture aligned with the LAOS Framework.

Through interactive sessions, real-life case studies, and actionable strategies, you’ll learn how to integrate the GROW model into your daily leadership practice to drive transformational change.

Drawing on extensive experience in supporting school leaders, Mags is uniquely positioned to guide participants through this empowering journey.

Join us and unlock your potential as a coach, mentor, and leader who inspires excellence in your school!

Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and equipped to lead with confidence!

Presenter: Mags Leonard

Mags Leonard has over 20 years of experience in primary education, a Masters in Arts (TESOL), a Postgraduate Diploma in School Leadership as well as a Certificate in Coaching Practice & Ethics (Specialising in Educational Leadership Coaching). She is a dedicated and innovative leader with a passion for teaching and learning, curriculum development, and school improvement. Currently serving as an AP1 post holder and Professional Learning Leader (STEM) while on secondment with Oide, she regularly facilitates whole school closure days, school support, webinars and face-to-face sessions.

Mags has a passion for fostering professional growth in educators, empowering them to achieve their goals and enhance learner outcomes. Her experience in coaching and leadership development is rooted in a deep commitment to collaboration, reflective practice, and continuous improvement—principles closely aligned with the LAOS Framework.