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The HertsCam networking programme got off to a great start on 8th October. Read about our programme here: hertscam.org.uk/virtual-intern… Put November 16, 4:30 – 6pm in your diary for the next networking event, which is taking place at Barnwell Middle School.

Have you seen David Frost’s new blog? He is writing about teacher leadership and related ideas. Find it here: davidcfrost.org.uk

Don’t forget to register for the HertsCam Network Event on 8th February. Go to hertscam.org.uk to find the flyer. The conference theme – The Power of Narrative – is discussed in David’s blog which can be found here: davidcfrost.org.uk.

Another post has appeared on David Frost’s blog (davidcfrost.org.uk). This one explores the link between Paul Freire’s work and non-positional teacher leadership. It also features Rony Medina’s innovative work as a teacher with children at risk of exclusion.

A new piece, this time about inspiration has appeared on David Frost's blog - davidcfrost.org.uk - but what have Mae West and John Naughton got to do with it?

The HertsCam Network Event scheduled for 15th March has been postponed because of the teachers’ strike. The new date is 29th March, but it is still an echo of Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Read about this on David Frost’s blog.

David Frost has posted a piece called Hope, Change and Organising on his blog. Find it here: davidcfrost.org.uk/post/hope-chan…

The International Summit on the Teaching Profession 2023 in Washington DC now. OECD’s report discussed at the summit includes an account about HertsCam View here: read.oecd-ilibrary.org/education/teac…

A fresh post has just been added to David Frost’s blog. The title is Scholarship and Action in the Third Space. It highlights a new book – Teacher Leadership in Kazakhstan. davidcfrost.org.uk/post/scholarsh…

HertsCam is currently inviting schools and teachers to enquire about adopting the TLDW programme for 2023-24. The flyer – in the photo - can be downloaded from the website: hertscam.org.uk.

Teacher leadership in the German speaking world. David Frost had a chapter in this recent book and is working with Monika Bieri on the Learning Circles project in Switzerland which uses the TLDW methodology. She will be speaking at the HertsCam Annual Conference on the 17th June.

Jim Nixon, a member of the HertsCam Board of Trustees, has once more been appointed to a headship. This will be his fifth secondary school headship. The team at HertsCam continue to value his advice and guidance.

In the 3rd year of your career, the statutory support falls away. What then? The HertsCam TLDW programme is ideal. It helps you develop your confidence, deepens your pedagogy and builds your leadership capacity. Find out more here: youtu.be/9zuUo3RrvE8

What an amazing experience - the HertsCam Annual Conference on Saturday 17th June. We heard inspiring stories of change and improvement from teachers in Hertfordshire, Newcastle, Northern Ireland, Cote D’Ivoire and Switzerland and elsewhere. It was uplifting.

The Labour Party say they will pay teachers £2400 in their 3rd year to encourage them to stay. HertsCam has a solution ready now. See this on hertscam.org.uk

Education International’s online journal, Worlds of Education, currently features an inspiring piece by David Frost – ‘Teachers as change agents and knowledge creators’. ei-ie.org/en/item/27866:…