Leadership
Self-paced
Finding My Voice
Developed by Rachel Higginson with Emmanuel Awoyelu, Christian Foley and Mary Myatt, this is a light-touch, high-impact personal development and oracy approach for the whole school.
Course is available to book now
Pricing for Primary
- Small primary - up to 250 pupils - £500 + VAT
- Medium primary - up to 350 pupils - £750 + VAT
- Large primary - over 350 pupils - £900 + VAT
Pricing for Secondary
- Small secondary - up to 750 - £1200 + VAT
- Medium secondary - up to 1500 - £1500 + VAT
- Large secondary - over 1500 - £1800 + VAT
The price varies according to number of students.
The cost includes
PHASE 1
Online course for senior leaders
PHASE 2
Pre-recorded filmed sessions for staff training
PHASE 3
1 year’s access to the Finding My Voice website and the rich resources
Course overview
The course and resources are designed for flex, meaning they can be applied in a bespoke manner, ensuring maximum impact.
Who the course is for?
The first roll out of this course is for Secondary and FE and will be released in December 2023
Primary course to be released March 2024
3 Phases
PHASE 1
x6 self-paced sessions plus x1 live check-in for senior leaders interrogating the research and theory behind the concepts and how this can translate into rich and varied contexts
1. Why ‘Finding my Voice’? – Knowing the needs
2. Shaping stories – A culture of relatedness
3. Creating the axis – Personal development curriculum
4. Authentic oracy – Active listening and speaking to be heard
5. Live check-in – schedule a date from the monthly options
6. Powerful curriculum – Finding My Voice embedded
7. Change leadership
PHASE 2
Pre-recorded sessions for staff training
PHASE 3
1 year access to The Finding My Voice website and the vibrant and inspiring website resources for use with students including a rich compilation of short video bites for personal development, PowerPoint provocations, linked journaling prompts and more…
(The website is a constantly evolving resource and will continue to respond to young people’s needs and those of wider society.)
