Different ways of forming a Local Group
What kind of groups could you form?
You could form a primary, secondary, special schools or cross phase group.
How can you form a group?
There are at least three ways to form a Local Group:
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You could have a primary and secondary chair at all times leading the group – the chair can change every year, so that the whole group get an opportunity to lead and host – this works well with cross phase groups as they could have a primary and secondary chair where the primary chair organises the primary focused meetings and secondary chair organises the secondary focused meetings.
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You could have a local group leader who organises the Local Group meetings and leads the meetings – when the group leader steps down, they can either nominate the next group leader or someone could voluntarily take over the position.
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You could be a collaborative group with no group leader as such but each meeting, a different member of the group hosts the meeting, with the agenda for the next meeting discussed at the previous meeting.
What do you need for a meeting?
There is not a lot you need for a meeting, here is a list to help you out:
- A room big enough to accommodate your local group
- Optional Refreshments; tea, coffee, biscuits and water
- An agenda for the meeting
Please fill out the form below if you are interested in setting up a NATRE affiliated local group:
