Staff meetings

Gone are the days of sitting through a dull staff meeting first thing in the morning. Here's a few tips on how to make those meetings more interesting!

If you are interested in implementing some small things that go along way to increase positive staff culture at your school, then this post is for you! Teaching is fun, but it can be way more fun to come to work if your staff culture is strong.

It is necessary to communicate regularly with your staff. You should have a formal meeting at least once per quarter.

“Some innovative ways to engage staff !”

We often don’t think about staff meetings until we’re about to lead them. In the midst of our busy schedules, we need something to jump-start our preparation. Use this resource to help you create themes for each week. Once you go through this list, you can repeat it, or chose a couple of staff members to help you plan the next eight meetings.

First we had our email etiquette, then our office etiquette . . . now our fantastic staff have developed this brilliant meeting etiquette to help make sure that our meetings are productive, respectful and meaningful. We think our staff are 👍💙

Enjoy a fun selection of quick ice breakers for meetings. They will help you energize your team. When it comes to meetings you don't always have a ton of time to warm up your team

learn what upskills and upskilling is in relation to workplace and staff training.

Build personal strengths at work by infusing conversations on strengths in staff meetings. This episode suggests 3 sound ideas that may benefit your team.