This course is aimed at teachers and coaches who have been recently appointed to this position, or who aspire to achieve this in the future. It aims to prepare them for the wider implications of the job. 

Directors of Sport identify relationships with parents as the most demanding dimension of their role. This new course is aimed at helping them to cope with the requirements and aspirations of all types of parents in independent schools.

This seminar looks at the entire process of building an industry leading Award programme, encouraging applications, running a selection mechanism based on the science of talent identification and then optimising the contribution of Award holders once they are in the school. 

This seminar is intended to support newly appointed Co-Curricular Deputy or Assistant Heads – as well as teachers intending to apply for these roles this year. These are relatively new positions in schools. As a result, priorities and operating processes are often not yet firmly established. The course will look at the aims of the position, and the methods by which these can be pursued, and quality controlled, across the whole school.

This seminar is intended to support newly appointed Co-Curricular Deputy or Assistant Heads – as well as teachers intending to apply for these roles this year.

This course addresses the practical issues faced by prep school sport, and considers possible strategies and solutions. It is suitable for teachers leading sport in prep schools as well as those who aspire to do so.

This is a long running and popular seminar, which is intended for recently appointed Directors of Sport, and those who intend to apply for these roles in the near future.  

This long-running, and popular, seminar, is aimed at recently appointed Directors of Sport, and those applying for these jobs in the future.    It considers the changing role of the Director of Sport in the independent sector.