Online
Staff Mental Health, Wellbeing, Retention & Recruitment
Date: Wednesday 29th April, 2026
Location: Online (Zoom)
Time: 16:15 – 17:00
Possibly the toughest and most challenging profession around – so how do we protect and enhance the mental health & wellbeing of our staff, as well as attracting and retaining the very best talent? Hear from our expert panel of school and MAT leaders as they share their thoughts, recommendations, hints and tips.
Who Should Attend:
Multi-Academy Trust Leaders: CEOs, CFOs, COOs, Operations Directors, Trust Improvement Leads, Directors of Education, Trust Lead SENCOs, Directors of Digital Learning and Teaching & Learning Leads.
Primary, Secondary, Special, Alternative Provision & Independent Schools: Executive Headteachers, Headteachers, Deputy Headteachers, Assistant Headteachers, School Business Managers and Finance Managers.
As A Thank You…
As a thank you for attending this free online thought leadership webinar and sharing your feedback, you will be offered a free product or service to choose for your school/MAT from a wide range of trusted, high-quality education solution providers.
Wish To Contact Us? Have A Question?
Should you have any questions please email: enquiries@educationshowroom.co.uk or call 01485 240150.
We look forward to welcoming you to our Thought Leadership Webinar.
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Our Expert Panel:
Mark Solomons is the founder and CEO of award winning Welbee, and a pioneer of using secure AI to provide analytics and recommended actions that improve wellbeing and reduce workload, through Edu Intelligence.
His second book, “What Makes Teachers Unhappy and What Can You Do about it? Building a Culture of Staff Wellbeing,” was published by Routledge.
Steve Dixon is a former secondary school teacher with over 17 years of experience in education recruitment. He has travelled globally — including to New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the USA — to recruit teachers for UK schools. His expertise spans all school sectors, including primary, secondary, and special educational needs (SEN).