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June Leadership Resource Pack
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June Leadership Resource Pack
£35.00
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A practical end-of-term planning pack for school leaders, shaped by the real questions and conversations happening in the HeadteacherChat community.
June can feel like everything lands at once.
You’re finishing the year, preparing for September, supporting tired staff, reviewing key systems, briefing governors and trying to keep everything steady.
This pack has been created to help you pause, focus and feel more prepared.
At the centre of the pack is the June Checklist: DfE & Ofsted Updates for School Leaders — a clear, practical briefing to help you review key priorities before the summer break.
What’s included?
This digital pack includes practical guidance and templates covering:
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June Checklist: DfE & Ofsted Updates for School Leaders
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Serious Behaviour Incident Triage & Decision Record Framework
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Parent Communication Boundaries Prompt
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Your First Year as Headteacher
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One-Page School Improvement Plan Prompt
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SEND Pressure and Limited Funding Triage Plan Prompt
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Strategic AI Governance Framework Prompt
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Action Plan for Managing Difficult Governor Relations
What does it help with?
The pack supports leaders with:
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Ofsted updates and inspection readiness
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Attendance and persistent absence
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SEND provision, funding pressure and APDR evidence
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Safeguarding, online safety and AI use
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Behaviour incidents and decision recording
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Parent communication boundaries
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Governor assurance and difficult governance relationships
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One-page school improvement planning
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Headteacher workload, wellbeing and recovery
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September readiness and transition planning
Who is it for?
This pack is ideal for:
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Headteachers
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Deputy and assistant headteachers
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SENCOs
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DSLs
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School business leaders
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Trust leaders
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Governors and trustees
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New headteachers preparing for their first year
Why this pack?
These resources are designed to be practical, focused and easy to use.
They are not about adding more work.
They are about helping you create clarity, reduce avoidable pressure and prepare calmly for September.
Use the pack in SLT meetings, governor discussions, SEND planning, safeguarding reviews, leadership reflection, staff wellbeing conversations and end-of-term planning.
Digital download
This is a digital resource pack. Once purchased, you’ll be able to download and use the materials in your school or trust for internal planning, reflection and leadership support.
Important note
This resource is provided for educational leadership, planning and professional development purposes only. It is not legal, safeguarding, SEND, HR, financial, medical or statutory advice. Schools should always check current guidance and follow their own school, trust, local authority and safeguarding procedures.
If you are members of the our community - you already have access to this pack. To join the community go here: https://headteacher-chat.link/june-checklist
Final thought
You don’t have to solve everything before the summer.
But you can create a little more clarity.
A little more structure now can make September feel much calmer.
Plan together. Chat together. Lead with confidence.
Shipping & Returns
Pre-order planners are expected to ship in May/June.
UK delivery options and costs are shown at checkout. You’ll receive a confirmation email after ordering, followed by tracking or dispatch information once your order is on its way.
If you need to change a delivery address, please contact us as soon as possible after placing your order.
Returns are accepted for unused physical products in their original condition. Digital downloads and personalised or made-to-order items cannot usually be returned unless faulty.
If something arrives damaged, incorrect or not as expected, contact us and we’ll help put it right.
What's inside
Built around the rhythm of the school year.
Weekly planning, meetings, key dates, notes and follow-ups in one calm place.
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Weekly planning
Time-blocked weekly spreads with space for priorities and follow-ups.
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Meeting notes
Structured notes pages with actions and next steps.
Designed by a former Headteacher
Made for the role as it really is
I wanted one place to hold the week, the follow-ups and the decisions that mattered.
These planners began as the notebooks Lucy made for herself as a Headteacher. They are designed around the practical rhythm of school life, not an idealised version of it.
Lucy
Not a generic diary.
School weeks do not run like ordinary weeks. This planner is built around the meetings, deadlines, follow-ups and decisions that shape the academic year.
Feature
HeadteacherChat planner
Standard diary
Year structure
HeadteacherChat planner
Aug–July, term-aware
Standard diary
Jan–Dec only
Weekly planning
HeadteacherChat planner
Priorities + follow-ups built in
Standard diary
Blank pages
Meeting notes
HeadteacherChat planner
Templates with next-step space
Standard diary
Scattered across notebooks
Leadership prompts
HeadteacherChat planner
Decisions, wellbeing, key dates
Standard diary
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Key date reminders
HeadteacherChat planner
Term-aware school calendar
Standard diary
Generic UK holidays
Safeguarding prompts
HeadteacherChat planner
Built into the weekly cycle
Standard diary
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Designed by
HeadteacherChat planner
A former Headteacher
Standard diary
A stationery brand
Planners 2026/27
Principal Planner 2026/27 - Cottage Design
Principal Planner 2026/27 - Cottage Design
£36.95
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Pay by purchase order, bulk discounts, custom invoicing, and split delivery to multiple sites. Used by 340+ schools and 38 MATs across the UK.
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Schools and 38 MATs use HeadteacherChat planners as their default SLT planner. Trust pricing starts at £29 per planner for 10+ orders.
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The 26/27 planner
Everything school leaders need to keep the year moving
An A4 hardback academic-year planner designed around the real rhythm of school life, with weekly planning, meeting notes, key dates and leadership prompts in one place.
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Pre-order for May/June delivery
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A4 hardback
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Academic year: Aug-July
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Weekly planning and meeting notes
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Designed by a former Headteacher
Planner questions
Principal Planner 2026/27 FAQs
Quick answers for school leaders comparing academic-year planners, headteacher planners and principal planners for 2026/27.
When does the Principal Planner 2026/27 ship?
This is a pre-order for the new academic year. Principal Planner 2026/27 orders are expected to ship in May/June, ready for August planning.
Is this planner for headteachers, principals and school leaders?
Yes. The HeadteacherChat Principal Planner is designed for headteachers, principals and senior school leaders who need one place for weekly planning, school improvement, safeguarding, meetings, wellbeing and follow-up actions.
What academic year does it cover?
The planner is built around the 2026/27 academic year, with an August-July structure, monthly views, year-at-a-glance planning and weekly diary spreads.
What is inside the school leader planner?
It includes weekly time-blocking, meeting notes, goal-setting pages, school improvement planning, SEF tracking, safeguarding and wellbeing prompts, policy checklists, staffing logs, CPD notes, budget notes, governor notes and contact pages.
Does it help with Ofsted, safeguarding and school improvement planning?
Yes. The planner includes structured space for school improvement, SEF, safeguarding, statutory policies, teaching and learning, SEND provision, wellbeing and termly leadership tasks, so key responsibilities stay visible throughout the year.
How is it different from a standard teacher planner or diary?
This is not a generic diary. It was created by a former Headteacher and follows the rhythm of school leadership: decisions, meetings, safeguarding, staff wellbeing, compliance, parent contact, governors and strategic planning.