ADVERTORIAL
INSPIRING LEADERSHIP MARKS 12TH YEAR WITH CPD ACCREDITATION AND ENHANCED CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Leadership Conference remains a valuable, inspiring and enjoyable experience for our delegates. The conference will continue to feature the familiar elements which have proven popular with attendees but, as the conference enters its 12th year, we hope the changes to our programme will further enhance the experience at both a professional and personal level for all our attendees.”
In addition to nine inspiration keynote sessions, the Inspiring Leadership Conference programme will comprise:
• Workshops and round table discussions
Reintroduced by popular demand, the workshop programme will comprise a series of interactive breakout sessions where attendees can participate in discussions and live coaching sessions focused on trending topics in the educational sector
• ‘Schools Week’ Meet The Leader Theatre A
s the Inspiring Leadership Conference enters its twelfth year as the UK’s longest running leadership in education event, there are now up to 15 CPD points up for grabs for those who attend as well as an enhanced programme of activity for next year’s event (4 and 5 June 2026, ICC, Birmingham).
Attended by around 1,000 senior leaders and head teachers from schools across the UK, the Inspiring Leadership Conference is a ‘must-attend’ event in the UK’s educational calendar and continues to be an event that leaves a legacy in the sector.
With a track record of attracting high profile speakers from the fields of education, business, TV, sport and politics including TV presenter and environmental advocate Chris Packham, Former MP and Lord Sebastian Coe and Olympic Gold Medallist Ben Hunt Davis, it is an event well known for its high quality and now CPD accredited agenda.
Delivered by leading education magazine and conference media partner, Schools Week, the Meet the Leader Theatre will see journalists conducting thought provoking interviews with key education sector figures on topic issues that matter to today’s education leaders.
• The Conference Exhibition
This popular exhibition will again be running throughout the conference enabling delegates to discover new products and services that could help their schools thrive whilst networking with colleagues for an extended time during the conference.
• The Inspiring Leadership Gala Dinner & Drinks Reception This extremely popular black tie gala dinner will be taking place on the evening of 4 June at adjacent venue - The Birmingham Library. One of the highlights of the conference, the Gala Dinner sees education professionals come together to enjoy a night of fine dining, live entertainment and relaxed networking, and is the perfect opportunity for senior leaders and their teams to celebrate the end of the year with their colleagues.
The Inspiring Leadership Conference is offering ‘SUPER EARLY BIRD’ discounts for individual and group booking bookings with savings of up to £80 per person until 31st December plus USE CODE EDT26 for additional savings on individual tickets.
For more information or to make a booking, please visit the Inspiring Leadership Conference website
atuwww.inspiringleadership.org
Other new developments for 2026 include the appointment of a new charity partner Titan as part of the conference’s increased focus on their environmental and social impact, and the introduction of a new ‘visitor passport’ to reward delegates with high value prizes for visiting exhibitor stands.
While the Inspiring Leadership Gala Dinner will, for the first time, be held at the exciting neighbouring venue of Birmingham Library giving delegates a unique opportunity to enjoy evening access to the library’s roof top terrace with its stunning views over the city.
Georgie Butler, Director of Inspiring Leadership, comments: “The changes to this year’s conference reflect our commitment to ensuring the Inspiring
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