Happy, resilient independent learners thrive when they collaborate with peers and teachers who facilitate their learning. Good schools have leaders who can create this culture of learning across all aspects of a school.   

So how does a school leader know all students are learning? And how do leaders know that they are enabling all students to thrive? 

The school self-review is a leadership tool that enables leaders, teachers, parents and students to listen to each other’s evidence of ‘what good looks like’ and how well it matches the culture of their school. 

Adhyayan brings this reflective practice of self-review to schools and school leaders. Currently, we are a community of about 500 school leaders. We talk together about the idea of how to make learning more engaging for the students through collaborative spaces. 

We want to grow this community to create a nation-wide network of resilient and collaborative school leaders, so that every child gets access to a ‘school without boxes’.