TATA ClassEdge Organizes the Principals' Leadership Programme in Ranchi

TATA ClassEdge, an innovative technology provider for schools, organized the Principal’s Leadership Programme in Ranchi to develop leadership, and a culture of excellence in educational institutions. The programme involved discussions on strengthening abilities to respond to the expectations of a wide variety of stakeholders, increasing managerial competencies of planning and prioritizing, building synergistic teams and adopting a leadership style to create a conducive and enabling work climate. Key principals namely, V. K. Singh (DAV Public School, Bariatu),    M. K. Sinha (DAV Public School, Hehal), Tanuja Panigraghi (DAV Public School, Pundag) and S.K. Sinha    (S R DAV Public School Gandhinagar)also attended the programme.

Commenting on this programme, Sanjay Radhakrishnan, CCO, Tata ClassEdge, says, “Principals play a significant role in building the foundation of every school, and we see this leadership programme as an effective way to engage with these school leaders who come with rich, diverse experiences. This program has been conducted in various cities across India since 2015, and in the last few years we are glad to have associated with over 2000 principals and schools. At Tata ClassEdge, we strongly believe that this leadership programme will encourage critical thinking, teamwork and a visionary attitude in our fellow principals. It is our aim to support principals who can foster a positive climate for institutional development in their schools. With the Principal Leadership Programme, we are confident of achieving this goal”.

A principal must be an educator but is also expected to play the role of a visionary, an efficient administrator, a role model for students, a mentor for teaching and non-teaching staff, a brand ambassador for parents and pioneer. Tata ClassEdge developed the ‘Principals’ Leadership Programme’ to address this crucial need for the education management. 

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