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The International Confederation of Principals’ Convention is the leading global event for school leaders, bringing together principals from across the world. This year, it will be held in Auckland and hosted by the New Zealand Principals’ Federation.

With early-bird rates ending soon, now is the time to secure your place and join colleagues in Tāmaki Makaurau this September.

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As we look ahead, I remain deeply committed to our core mission: the development, support, and promotion of school leadership. As the only global network of school leaders, ICP has a unique opportunity to shape the future of education on a global scale and to drive systemic change that improves learning outcomes worldwide. We can do this by continuing to share best practices, fostering opportunities for deep and meaningful dialogue, championing equity, and seeking strategic partnerships that positively impact the working conditions of school leaders and their capacity to drive student success. The continued development of our business plan will be central to this work, and a focus at our upcoming Executive and Council meetings.

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The International Confederation of Principals' Convention is the biggest event of the year for school leaders. This year it's in Auckland and hosted by New Zealand Principals' Federation.

 

Early-bird rates won't be around for much longer, so get your registration sorted now to join principals from across the globe in Tāmaki Makaurau this September.