Over the past 13 months, I have watched @SLTchat grow and establish the #SLTchat hashtag for education on social-media. This has not been a solo effort and one I wish to highlight here.

What is @SLTchat?

#SLTchat  - the hashtag stands for Senior Leadership Team chat, which is a popular forum for all teachers interested in school leadership across the UK. The conversation takes place online, via Twitter between 8pm - 8.30pm every Sunday.

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The Impact of #SLTchat across the UK


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Over the past 13 months, I have watched @SLTchat grow and establish the #SLTchat hashtag for education on social-media. This has not been a solo effort and one I wish to highlight here.

What is @SLTchat?

#SLTchat  - the hashtag stands for Senior Leadership Team chat, which is a popular forum for all teachers interested in school leadership across the UK. The conversation takes place online, via Twitter between 8pm - 8.30pm every Sunday.

The Department of Education:

Today, at 7pm on

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2 thoughts on “The Impact of #SLTchat across the UK”

  1. ExecutiveHT says:
    15th September 2013 at 6:14 pm

    Only found #SLTChat a few months ago so I’m new to it. I find it really helpful to get ideas from across the country (and internationally?) in a short space of time – it challenges and affirms in equal measure. Look forward to hosting it later on this term – I’ll agree a date with you soon.

  2. lucac013 says:
    16th September 2013 at 8:46 pm

    Reblogged this on Teaching and Learning and commented:
    A few reasons why #SLTchat is one of the best forms of CPD we can all freely engage with…

    Every Sunday evening, term times on Twitter using the #SLTChat hashtag!

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