ENIRDELM was created in 1991 following the opening up of the former Soviet bloc to the rest of Europe.
ENIRDELM is both a horizontal (many nations) and vertical (multiple-roles and levels) network which brings together school leaders, educational administrators, trainers, researchers and consultants in the field of educational leadership and management. It was formerly named ENIRDEM but the "L" for Leadership was added following the 2006 annual conference. Its Board of seven people (balanced gender; 7 different countries) is renewed by one or two members annually and the Chairperson is the organiser of the next annual conference. ENIRDELM has no permanent secretariat or institutional base.
Its members engage in organised networking (annual conference in September; web-site; joint research and development projects; publication of books, conference proceedings and a twice-yearly newsletter) and self-generated activities (materials exchange; study visits; visiting lectureships; invitation to give lectures and workshops; etc.)
Mission statement: "ENIRDELM seeks to improve the quality of educational leadership and management, development and research across the whole of Europe. It does so through the initiative and energy of its participants through mutually generated activities within and especially between Central, Eastern and Western Europe."
The twice-yearly ENIRDELM Newsletter contains up-to-date information about existing and desired collaborations between members in professional projects and other international forms of mutual assistance. See the sections entitled "ENIRDELM Matters" and "ENIRDELM Members' Project Updates". Please send the Editor at any time, any requests for, or reports on, collaboration that you wish to have included in the Newsletter
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Newsletter Nov 2008
Editor Please send your contributions to the newsletter to our editor Linda Devlin l.devlin@wlv.ac.uk
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