The Primary Leadership Programme is built from a national network of primary school leaders seeking to make the greatest impact within their schools.
Members of the Programme develop leadership approaches and practical solutions aimed at supporting effective teaching and learning.
The Programme is completed through an action-based research project and is designed so members can take inspiration from headteachers facing similar challenges.
- Enhance primary leadership by:
- Ensuring high aspirations for all pupils via curriculum-based leadership
- Developing inspiring teaching and deep subject knowledge
- Empowering creativity, innovation and collaboration
- Sharing the outcomes of action-based research
Attend the next PTI Primary Leadership Residential to join the Programme.
Award of the PTI Mark
The PTI Mark recognises and celebrates excellent school leadership
Members of the Primary Leadership Programme embark on an action-based research project. The PTI Mark is awarded to recognise your progress and commitment. These projects are designed to encourage developing leadership, taking risks, innovating and collaborating with others.
Induction into the Programme is via our Primary Leadership Residential
Find out moreFor teachers by teachers
The teaching profession is at the heart of what we do. This programme is devised and led by practising headteachers, ensuring its relevance to you.
ASG Member and Primary Programme Co-Designer
Dame Alison Peacock DBE
Professor Dame Alison Peacock is the Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching. Prior to joining the Chartered College, Dame Alison was Executive Headteacher of The Wroxham School in...
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Primary Programme Co-Designer
Jo Newman
Jo Newman has been Head of Junior School at North London Collegiate since 2003 and a primary teacher for some 30 years. Before taking her current role, she was Head of Fairseat,...
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Education Advisor
Barbara Pomeroy
Barbara Pomeroy has been Education Advisor for the PTI since September 2012, with particular involvement in the Schools Leadership Programme and the Associate Department Scheme. She has a background in both...
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