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Deep Dive
Systems that Strengthen 
School Leadership

Tuesday, 4 November | 13:30 UTC

60 minutes

Format: Deep-Dive Panel Discussion

Strong school leadership doesn’t happen in isolation; it thrives in systems built on trust, autonomy, and support. This session unpacks what it takes for school leaders to flourish, examining how policies, structures, and relationships at every level of the education system can enable or constrain leadership.

Panelists will share real examples from across the Global South of how governments, middle-tier actors, and partners are building environments where principals can lead with confidence and purpose.

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Key Themes:

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  • Balancing accountability with autonomy and trust.
     

  • Building supportive middle-tier systems that strengthen instructional leadership.
     

  • Learning from policies and partnerships that help school leaders thrive.
     

Join us to explore what strong systems for strong leadership really look like, and how we can create more of them.

Speakers

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MODERATOR

Deborah Kimathi

Education Workforce Initiative and Systems Delivery Lead,

The Learning Generation Initiative

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Browyn Bevan

Vice President,

Research at The Wallace Foundation

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Miriam Mason

Country Director,

EducAid Sierra Leone

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Sam Marigat,

Regional Director for Teachers Service Commission in Kenya

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Alejandra Yuszczyssyn

School Leader, 

Argentina

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