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What is a Deputy Champion?

Support your Up Learn Champion in implementation and exam success 🌟

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Written by James Laurie
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An Up Learn Deputy Champion is a key supporting role, often a classroom teacher or middle leader. They help keep the momentum going and ensure Up Learn becomes a natural part of your school's academic culture.

What does a Deputy Champion do?

Deputy Champions work closely with the main Champion and your School Success Manager. They help to:

πŸš€ Support daily use: Help staff and students with questions and setup, while stepping in for your Champion when needed

πŸ“ˆ Promote engagement: Encourage consistent usage and help staff see how Up Learn fits into their subject

πŸ“£ Share insights: Provide feedback on what's working (or not) to help refine strategy

Why does being a Deputy Champion matter?

While Champions lead the overall strategy, Deputies often bring it to life on a practical level. When these two roles collaborate, schools benefit from both leadership direction and on-the-ground action.

For the Deputy Champion, it's a fantastic chance to:

🌟 Develop leadership experience

🌟 Get involved in school-wide initiatives

🌟 Take ownership of something that truly impacts students

🌟 Potentially grow into a Champion role or even build a case for a TLR in the future

In short, Deputy Champions are the difference-makers who help turn a good Up Learn implementation into a great one!

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