Empowering tomorrow's leaders today
Empowering
tomorrow's leaders today
The Future Leader Award programme is designed to teach children the essential qualities needed to develop leadership skills. As adults, we often expect children to lead without fully exploring the specific skills and qualities they need to succeed. We believe that leadership is a skill that can be nurtured leaders are made, not born.
About Future Leader Award
The Future Leader Award is a fully resourced scheme of work to be delivered by teachers in schools. Its aim is to teach children the essential qualities needed to develop leadership skills. As adults, we often expect children to lead without fully exploring the specific skills and qualities they need to succeed. We believe that leadership is a skill that can be nurtured—leaders are made, not born. Drawing on extensive research and in collaboration with organisations like the Center for Creative Leadership, which has been studying leadership for over 60 years, we’ve developed a programme that allows children to learn and practice individual leadership qualities through engaging and fun activities. By the end of the programme, children gain valuable insights on how to be effective leaders and can apply what they’ve learnt both in school and in life.
Endorsements
Director, Global Analyst Relations, Deloitte
Teaching leadership skills at a young age will improve a child’s confidence when collaborating with their peers. Teaching effective communication skills to children today will help to build successful leaders of the future. If children have the opportunity, I would fully recommend taking part in the Future Leader Award.
International Director at High Performance Learning
At HPL we work with schools to support them in creating independent, thoughtful individuals who can thrive in the classroom and beyond. The Future Leader Award shares our ethos, successful students and leaders are made not born. Any child taking part in this award is going to gain an advantage in understanding the principals of effective leadership.
Data protection and privacy legal leader at PwC
It is imperative that children are taught from a young age explicit leadership traits. This will empower them with the skills necessary to motivate teams, unlock potential, and navigate change. I have seen first hand the impact of the Future Leader Award and urge schools and parents to get on board!
Former MD of BBC World Service
Everyone will be called on to be a leader at one time or another- whether in the public domain or among family and friends. Leadership skills depend on building personal confidence through developing an understanding of yourself and others. And the earlier the better - the Future Leadership Award offers a great start.
Chief Marketing Officer at Moonpig
The Future Leader Award recognises learning leadership skills from a young age is important for children as it will help them develop confidence, responsibility and effective communication. These skills will enable them to navigate challenges and work collaboratively with one another. These attributes are essential in business and leadership.
Customer Engineer at Google
Successful leadership involves fostering innovation and empowering team members to take risks. The Future Leader Award content aligns with this approach, encouraging creativity and autonomy.
Director, Global Analyst Relations, Deloitte
Teaching leadership skills at a young age will improve a child’s confidence when collaborating with their peers. Teaching effective communication skills to children today will help to build successful leaders of the future. If children have the opportunity, I would fully recommend taking part in the Future Leader Award.
International Director at High Performance Learning
At HPL we work with schools to support them in creating independent, thoughtful individuals who can thrive in the classroom and beyond. The Future Leader Award shares our ethos, successful students and leaders are made not born. Any child taking part in this award is going to gain an advantage in understanding the principals of effective leadership.
Data protection and privacy legal leader at PwC
It is imperative that children are taught from a young age explicit leadership traits. This will empower them with the skills necessary to motivate teams, unlock potential, and navigate change. I have seen first hand the impact of the Future Leader Award and urge schools and parents to get on board!
Former MD of BBC World Service
Everyone will be called on to be a leader at one time or another- whether in the public domain or among family and friends. Leadership skills depend on building personal confidence through developing an understanding of yourself and others. And the earlier the better - the Future Leadership Award offers a great start.
Chief Marketing Officer at Moonpig
The Future Leader Award recognises learning leadership skills from a young age is important for children as it will help them develop confidence, responsibility and effective communication. These skills will enable them to navigate challenges and work collaboratively with one another. These attributes are essential in business and leadership.
Customer Engineer at Google
Successful leadership involves fostering innovation and empowering team members to take risks. The Future Leader Award content aligns with this approach, encouraging creativity and autonomy.
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