CEO of Leadership Learning Securing Excellence (LLSE) Nicola Taylor explains how and why governing boards should prioritise professional development for school staff.
This Governing Matters article explores:
- Delivering value for money
- The impact of teaching quality on pupil outcomes
- Professional development as a mechanism for strategic improvement
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