15/04/2026
Dear School Leader,
After years of working with school leaders across Nigeria and Africa, I have noticed a pattern that concerns me.
Schools are busy collecting data but very few are actually using it.
Reports are produced at the end of every term. Results are discussed in meetings. Attendance registers are filled faithfully.
And yet, important decisions are still being driven by assumptions, pressure, or habit and sometimes exhaustion.
Student outcomes stall. Problems repeat. Improvement stays just out of reach.
This is why I have created The Data-Informed School Leadership Program, a focused one-week online programme for school owners, heads of school, vice principals, academic leaders, and quality assurance leaders who are ready to lead differently with greater clarity and stronger evidence.
I am so excited about this course.
Over seven days, we will explore:
→ What data truly matters in a school and what to stop chasing
→ How to build a leadership dashboard that gives you real sight
→ How to use evidence to improve teaching, not just measure it
→ How to set KPIs, track targets, and run disciplined improvement cycles
→ How to report strategically to boards, proprietors, and stakeholders
→ How to handle school data ethically and responsibly
Participants will leave with practical tools and templates they can apply immediately in their own schools.
But more than that, they will leave asking sharper questions, diagnosing issues more accurately, and leading with greater confidence.
This programme is not about becoming a statistician.
It is about becoming the kind of leader whose school does not just work hard, but improves deliberately.
If that sounds like the leader you want to be, I would love to have you join us.
One week.
Online.
Transformational.
Visit the link below to register. Spaces are limited. Do not wait.
https://forms.gle/W6E4YrJY1aqdtHqb8
Learn to read the signals early, interpret them wisely, and act before problem deepen.
Dr. Abimbola Ogundere Founder
LAIT Foundation Africa
www.laitfoundation.org