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Becoming a Co-Curricular Deputy Head Webinar

with Richard Biggs

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Course Description

This seminar is designed for newly appointed Co-Curricular Deputy and Assistant Heads, as well as teachers aspiring to these leadership roles. It explores the key responsibilities of the position and considers how success can be measured through effective planning, delivery and evaluation of the co-curricular programme. Delegates will examine practical strategies for leading priorities across the school, addressing common operational challenges and driving continuous improvement. The seminar also focuses on effective communication, collaboration and the people management skills required to lead colleagues, build strong relationships and deliver a successful and engaging co-curricular provision.

The place of the Co-curriculum in an era of political threat
The role of the head of Co–curricular activity
Working with the Head and other school leaders
Agreeing the success criteria
Programme content and management
Avoiding a culture of adding: one in, one out
Managing the managers
Communication pathways and programme promotion
Establishing priorities and refereeing the clashes
Participation vs High performance

Richard Biggs, former Headmaster King's College

Meet your course leader, Richard Biggs

Richard Biggs was Headmaster of King’s College, Taunton for 15 years, having previously been Deputy Head at Lancing. He is a graduate of Oxford and Cape Town Universities, and a firm believer in the value of team games and sports in schools. He coached Hockey and tennis teams throughout his career in schools, including as a Head and was extensively involved in school music.

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How it works

Up to 5 members of staff from your school can join the webinar together, each logging in from their own device, one flat rate covers everyone, rather than booking individually. Your Zoom link will be sent to each participant's email address ahead of the session, so make sure you provide a name and email for everyone who's attending. As with our individual bookings, a recording is available for 48 hours afterwards for anyone who can't make the live session.

Frequently Asked Questions

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: The same cancellation policy applies (see above) — let us know as soon as possible. Cancelling with at least 14 days' notice avoids a cancellation fee.
: Recordings of webinars remain available to book attendees for 48 hours after the live session, after which they're no longer accessible.
: A School Subscription gives up to 5 colleagues from your school access to the course from 5 separate devices, for one discounted rate rather than booking individually.
: Yes, schools can reclaim the VAT on all ICE Education courses. VAT invoices are provided regardless of which payment method you choose.

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