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Life Friendly Leadership with The MTPT Project...

This programme is for school and MAT leaders, HR and SBM colleagues, and union reps working at branch or district level.

Join The MTPT Project, the UK's charity for parent-teachers for the Autumn cohort of our Life Friendly Leadership programme, which begins on Tuesday 5th November.

This is a programme for colleagues at leadership level working on their family leave or EDI policies and practice as a way of addressing teacher retention, wellbeing or gender equality in their school, MAT or on behalf of union members.

The five-session programme takes place online and is delivered by Emma Sheppard, Founder of The MTPT Project and co-author of the 2024 Missing Mothers report, which highlighted the damaging impact that the motherhood penalty is having on our workforce.

Sessions cover:

• Life Friendly Leadership
• Expectancy and Parental Leave - Legalities
• Inclusive Policies
• Professional Development and Parental Leave
• Supporting Returners

For more information and to book a remaining place, click here.

Support for Maternity, Paternity and Adoption Returners to Continue!

Colleagues working in schools across the South East will continue to benefit from MTPT Project workshops and coaching whilst on maternity leave and as they return to work. Colleagues taking a period of maternity, adoption or shared parental leave can also enjoy fully-funded virtual group coaching, with five cohorts running next year.

This year, more than 200 parent-teacher colleagues across England have benefitted from these programmes, supporting them to balance work and family life.

Find out the date of the best Return to Work workshop or Parental Leave group coaching cohort for you and your staff on Eventbrite:

• Click here for Return to Work workshops
• Click here for Parental Leave group coaching programme.

To find out more about these events please click here. To keep up-to-date with any new events/workshops offered by the MTPT Project, please click here and follow on Eventbrite or alternatively view their calendar on the website www.mtpt.org.uk/calendar.