

Now recruiting for 2026/27
|Dates and Location across Sussex TBC
Secondary Subject Leaders Community
Our Subject Leader collaborative network is an opportunity for subject leaders from local schools to work together to embed teaching for mastery approaches across their department.
Date & Location
Now recruiting for 2026/27
Dates and Location across Sussex TBC
About the Event
Dates and locations TBC

Our Subject Leader collaborative network is an opportunity for subject leaders from local schools to work together to embed teaching for mastery approaches across their department.
With bespoke sessions for maths leads and subject teachers, supported by a local experienced Mastery Specialist or Advocate, participants build a culture of sustained professional learning through collaboration.
Subject leaders play a vital role in shaping departmental practice and driving improvements in student outcomes.
This project provides an opportunity for participants to deepen their understanding of effective teaching approaches, their wider leadership responsibilities, and their capacity to work with colleagues to transform secondary maths learning.
BENEFITS OF JOINING
You will strengthen students’ understanding, reasoning and fluency
You will deepen your understanding of teaching for mastery and how to embed it consistently
You will improve collaborative approaches to planning, teaching and curriculum development
You will build a culture of sustained professional learning through collaboration
You will choose a focus area that aligns with your department’s priorities with resources to support it
You will promote and develop a shared vision, culture and set of principles for teaching and learning in maths
You will ensure coherence in the curriculum and provide support for teaching for mastery across the department
You and your department will establish collaborative ways of working to support ongoing developments
You will develop in your ability to lead change
The community project is fully funded by the Maths Hubs Programme so is free to participating schools.
