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The Department for Education (DfE) is looking to engage a minimum of two Outstanding schools to design and deliver bespoke leadership training programmes. Successful grant applications will reflect a knowledge-rich curriculum, direct instruction and a strong focus on behaviour management.
This opportunity relates to grant funding which will be provided to deliver 3-year pilot programmes up to a maximum value of £250k per annum per programme, subject to continued government funding and successful annual delivery.
This competitive grant process aims to secure a minimum of two Outstanding schools to act as providers of new 'Exemplary Leadership Programmes' (ELPs). They will:
These programmes will work as pilots, to determine the extent to which the success of the schools who have adopted this approach is replicable in other schools.
Additional information:
Slides and a Q&A document from an early market engagement event, held on Tuesday 12 May 2020 are attached for information.
This grant competition is accessible via the DfE's e-tendering portal, Jaggaer. Links to the site and related guidance can be found via the following link:
No supplier information available.