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Sugi House, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Leading a school in Tasmania right now feels like architecting a building from the ground up: AI is reshaping instruction, innovation has moved from aspiration to expectation, and cultivating a community where the distance between leadership and students is about three hallways.
On 28 May, at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, the School Leaders Innovation Forum: Hobart creates space to go deep on all of it. With Katy Cooper leading future thinking and student-centred design, Paul Matthews offering a framework for building AI capacity in your teaching team, and local leaders sharing examples of whole-school change, you will unpack:
If we're redesigning schools for the future, who and what are we actually designing them around?
Join us for this day of learning because the best ideas in education have always spread the same way: one educator shows another what's possible.
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AI in education:
from awareness to
strategic action
Futures thinking:
design your school for
what comes next
Leading innovation:
build momentum that lasts across your whole school
Agenda coming soon!
Because lasting change takes collective vision
Be inspired
Hear from Paul Matthews and Katy Cooper, plus real stories from school leaders on the ground.
Find your people
Connect with principals, curriculum leads, and innovation leaders from across Tasmania navigating the same challenges.
Recharge
Step away from the day-to-day. Morning tea and lunch are built into the day, because good thinking needs good company.
No cost, just impact
Professional learning that is free to attend, because every leader deserves a seat at the table.
Agenda coming soon!
Highlights from our previous events
Not at all. The School Leaders Innovation Forum: Hobart is completely free to attend. Your seat is our investment in great leadership for Tasmanian schools.
School Leaders Innovation Forum is a free, invitation-style professional learning day for school leaders, principals, deputy principals, curriculum leads, and innovation directors. Hosted by Toddle, each Forum brings together local leaders for a day of keynotes, workshops, peer showcases, and meaningful conversation. The Hobart Forum focuses on AI in education, future thinking, and leading innovation in schools.
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Yes! A CPD certificate will be provided for all attendees who participate and complete a learning reflection.
Built for teachers, by teachers, Toddle is an AI-powered teaching & learning platform for progressive K-12 schools & districts. Going beyond a typical LMS, Toddle helps you streamline all your work - from curriculum planning and assessments to progress reports and school-home communication. 2,000+ schools & districts across the world trust Toddle to help teachers reclaim valuable time for what matters most - teaching.
Built for teachers, by teachers, Toddle is an AI-powered teaching & learning platform for progressive K-12 schools & districts. Going beyond a typical LMS, Toddle helps you streamline all your work - from curriculum planning and assessments to progress reports and school-home communication. 2,000+ schools & districts across the world trust Toddle to help teachers reclaim valuable time for what matters most - teaching.
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