Name: International Women’s Day Leadership & Wellbeing CPD
Start: 2026-03-06T09:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-06T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Bingham Riverhouse

$International Women\u2019s Day Leadership & Wellbeing CPD$

Join us in person to celebrate women’s leadership and boost wellbeing this International Women’s Day!
About this Event

This year’s International Women’s Day theme, “Give to Gain,” speaks directly to the lived experience of Black female educators — women who give endlessly, lead with excellence, and hold so much, yet rarely receive the space, support, or restoration they deserve.

On Friday 6th March 2026, we’re creating that space.

The International Women’s Day Leadership & Wellbeing CPD Event is an intimate, high‑impact experience designed exclusively for Black women working in education. This is a day to gain clarity, confidence, community, and care.

A day to be poured into.

A day to breathe.

A day to rise.

Who This Event Is For

This event is designed for Black women who work in education, including:

Teachers
Middle leaders
Senior leaders
Support staff
Early career educators
Pastoral and safeguarding leads
MAT and LA professionals

If you lead, support, nurture, or influence young people — this space is for you.

What You’ll Experience
Leadership Fireside Chat

A powerful, honest conversation exploring leadership, visibility, influence, and navigating education as a Black woman. This session provides insight, inspiration, and practical strategies for leadership progression.

CPD‑Certificate Workshop

A practical, reflective session designed to strengthen your leadership practice, confidence, and strategic clarity. Participants will leave with actionable tools they can apply immediately in their roles.

Restorative Leadership Wellbeing Session

A structured wellbeing experience grounded in evidence‑based practices that support emotional resilience, clarity, and sustainable leadership. This session is designed to reduce burnout risk, improve decision‑making capacity, and enhance long‑term professional effectiveness.

Community & Connection

An intimate gathering of Black female educators — a psychologically safe space to share experiences, build networks, and strengthen professional identity without the need to explain, translate, or shrink.