Leading with
Impact
21 - 22
August, 2026
Midrand conference centre
661 Pendulum Road Halfway House Ext 12 Midrand
Leading with Impact – Building Resilient Schools & Communities
Education today faces complex challenges: from shifting global demands and technology disruptions to issues of equity, inclusion, and community resilience. Against this backdrop, women leaders in education play a vital role in shaping schools and communities that can adapt, thrive, and sustain meaningful impact.
Where
Midrand Conference Centre, Midrand, Johannesburg, Gauteng
When
Friday 21 – Saturday 22 August 2026
Why Attend the Edu Women in Leadership Conference 2026?
01.
Inspiring Keynotes & Stories
Hear powerful journeys of resilience and leadership from women principals, HODs, and educators making real change.
02.
Cutting-Edge Insights
Explore how AI, robotics, and innovation are shaping the future of schools and communities.
03.
Recognition & Celebration
Be part of the Awards & Gala Dinner, honoring outstanding women in education leadership.
04.
Practical Leadership Skills
Gain strategies to strengthen decision-making, resilience, and impact in education.
05.
Hybrid Access
Join in-person at Midrand or online from anywhere in the world, making it accessible and inclusive.
06.
Networking Across Borders
Connect with 300+ delegates, including school leaders, policymakers, NGOs, and private sector partners.
Inspired to Lead
Delegate Experiences
“This conference was transformative. The conversations were honest, relevant, and deeply inspiring. I left feeling re-energised and equipped with practical strategies to lead my school through change.”
“The Edu Women in Leadership Conference created a safe and powerful space for women leaders to share real challenges and solutions. The networking alone was invaluable.”
“What stood out for me was the quality of speakers and the focus on resilience and innovation. Every session connected directly to the realities we face in schools today.”
“An exceptionally well-organised event with meaningful discussions and strong leadership themes. It reminded me why women’s leadership in education matters so deeply.”
“From the keynote sessions to the breakout discussions, this conference delivered insight, inspiration, and connection. I would highly recommend it to any woman leading in education.”
