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September - what should secondary maths leaders be thinking about this month?

September - what should secondary maths leaders be thinking about this month?

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In this episode, three secondary maths leaders from different parts of the country share their insights on leading maths departments, focusing on setting vision, evaluating standards, and securing sustainable improvement. They discuss practical strategies for September planning and fostering team culture.

Key topics

  • The importance of context in leadership
  • Setting and sharing a clear vision for the department
  • Using GCSE and Key Stage 2 results to inform teaching
  • Focusing on deepening understanding rather than reteaching
  • Creating a positive team culture and professional trust
  • Strategic planning for September and beyond
  • The role of professional development in sustained improvement
  • Using data and student responses to guide teaching
  • The significance of shared standards and expectations

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the panel and their roles

00:29 The unique perspectives of each leader

01:04 Context is key in leadership

01:49 The importance of September planning

02:55 Leading through the year with a clear vision

04:17 Using GCSE results to judge standards

07:00 Sharing the department's vision effectively

09:40 Analyzing student responses and curriculum decisions

12:11 Embedding key concepts from Year 7 to Year 11

15:26 Focusing on a few high-impact priorities

18:18 Consistency in teaching strategies

21:30 Building a positive department culture

24:44 Transition from primary to secondary mathematics

28:54 Going deeper versus reteaching

33:00 Valuing prior knowledge and building confidence

37:29 Creating shared goals and team cohesion

41:24 The importance of department culture and expectations

43:12 Setting high expectations for all students

44:55 Reflecting on the episode and next steps

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