The EXite Programme

In this new era of increased freedoms for schools, pressures on budgets, continuing development of technology and increasing demands and expectations from learners, parents and staff, school leaders need to be absolutely confident that their school is exploiting technology in all aspects of learning, management and communication.

Fully endorsed by and in association with ASCL, IAA and NAHT, EXite provides an essential focus for leaders and teams in schools.


EXite (Exploiting Information Technology in Education) focusses on providing high quality support for school leaders and teams to enable them to embrace new developments, review leadership, data, curriculum and models of teaching and learning with ICT provision. With a mix of face to face activity, online support, excellent resources and a growing peer network, EXite gives school leaders access to best practice in other schools, the opportunity to challenge present models of learning and ensure their strategies are robust and future thinking.

Following careful planning and 3 successful pilot programmes, the core EXite programme launches nationally in 2012/2013 with programmes for primary and secondary schools commencing April 2012, September 2012 and January 2013. New team-based programmes (EXite-D) and additional support and services (EXite-S) will be announced shortly.

For more details of the core programmes, visit our Bookings page.

EXite is provided through a joint venture of two high calibre specialist companies, Connecting Learning and IET Associates, working exclusively in the education sector. Directors of both organisations have vast and proven experience in the area of large-scale change programmes and are highly regarded in the educational technology and leadership arena.