Name: Empowering success through a culturally centred framework
Start: 2025-04-07T10:45:00-0600
End: 2025-04-07T11:45:00-0600

This is the Sched site for the uLead 2025. The site for the Pre-Conference is available here.

Welcome to uLead 2025. We are thrilled you will be joining us at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel for our annual school leadership conference hosted by the Council for School Leadership of The Alberta Teachers’ Association.

If you have any questions during the event, we will have uLead team members throughout the venue wearing red and black plaid. The registration desk will also have our team available throughout the conference. This table can be found just outside of the Van Horne Ballroom where all of our keynote presentations are taking place.

If you need a digital map of the facilities, you can click here

In order for our team to best determine room allocations for breakout sessions would ask that delegates log in (top right corner of this page) and select sessions that they are interested in attending.

Finally, if you are interested in earning University credits for attending uLead, please visit the uLead website

Monday April 7, 2025 10:45am - 11:45am MDT

TBA

A culturally centred, strength-based model for wellbeing and positive behaviour change empowers individuals by leveraging their strengths and cultural identity. Grounded in diverse cultural values and narratives, it integrates New Zealand's indigenous conceptual understanding, drawing on Māori principles to guide its approach. The model emphasises the connection between personal identity, community belonging, and holistic development. By fostering self-awareness, resilience, and positive relationships, it supports individuals in navigating challenges and enhancing wellbeing. Through restorative practices, cultural metaphors, and collective support, it creates pathways for sustainable and inclusive growth.

Speakers

Gene Bartlett

Principal, Masterton Primary School

Gene Bartlett is the Principal of Masterton Primary School and Lead Principal of the (RTLB) Remutaka Resource Teachers of Learning and Behaviour service, which provides specialised support to enhance learning and behaviour outcomes for students across 54 schools and 4,500 students... Read More →

Joanna Lennox

Joanna Lennox is the Deputy Principal at Masterton Primary School, renowned for her expertise in play-based education, restorative practices, new entrant pedagogy, and curriculum leadership. She is a strong advocate for inclusive practices, with a solid background in special education... Read More →

Monday April 7, 2025 10:45am - 11:45am MDT
TBA

DEHR, International Perspectives

uLead2025 - The Summit of Educational Leadership

Gene Bartlett

Joanna Lennox

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