Joined by the core belief that teachers change lives, Harding & Sporton Education Consultants work with teachers, leadership teams and support staff to develop and further improve education quality.

'Supporting teachers to be their very best’ is at the heart of everything that we do.

As school leaders we passionately believe that the highest quality of pedagogical practice, rooted in a culture of development, can be transformational for school improvement and always prioritise the teaching and learning development of colleagues.

With a wealth of classroom experience, we are looking forward to sharing with you our dedication, passion and evidence-based practice for excellence in teaching and learning.

Teaching is highly demanding, yet highly rewarding. We believe that it is absolutely possible to thrive on the challenge and perform exceptionally well as a teacher including enjoying the huge privilege that it is to lead pupils through their formative years.

We commit every effort to help schools and individual teachers achieve this.

We provide high quality training and support to teachers, school leaders and support staff.

The following training, CPD and INSET packages are available.

We can offer bespoke support and advice.
Contact us to discuss your school's precise needs.
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Tania Harding 

Tania has worked in schools in Kent and Hampshire as a secondary science teacher. She became a Mentor, Advanced Skills Teacher, Professional Mentor, Assistant Headteacher and led the design, implementation and operation of a successful SCITT. Tania has an MA in Education. 
 
Tania has delivered extensive training programmes in schools, for Teaching School Alliances and the LA. Through her passion for professional learning and developing teachers, she has completed the Future Change Makers programme, Excellence as Standard (in leadership), the 'Outstanding Facilitator Programme' including coaching and the NPQSL & NPQML facilitator programme. 

As an Assistant Headteacher, Tania led CPD for a secondary school, focused on professionally developing teachers through empowerment to have impact on teaching and learning.

Tania has led secondary school strategy work on Teaching and Learning across a number of schools. Informed by extensive research and evidence based practice, she prioritises improvement needs with practical solutions, in order to bring about positive change. She now advises and inspects for Hampshire LA on school improvement.

Jayme Sporton 

jayme.hardingsporton@gmail.com
Jayme has been a teacher since 1994. He has been a Deputy Headteacher, Advanced Skills Teacher and Head of Department. He has been a Senior Leadership Team member for three consecutive outstanding Ofsted inspections.

Jayme has received extensive teaching, learning and leadership training having completed the 'National Professional Qualification for Headship', the HTLC 'Leadership Development Programme' and the 'Outstanding Facilitator Programme'. 

For nine years, he has been manager and lead trainer of an Outreach Service. Having led and observed lessons in a range of contexts nationwide, Jayme's extensive teaching and learning experience has informed his training, presenting and supporting of individual teachers, staff teams, TA's, Senior Leadership Teams and Headteachers. 

Jayme has extensive SEND experience and is well respected across Hampshire in particular as a specialist in autism having set up 'flag ship' provision to support pupils across the full spectrum. He has shaped provision in a number of schools and is regularly called upon to support schools and pupils across the full age range. He has had several articles published in the 'SEN Matters' journal.

"Dear Tania. I am writing to thank you for talking at the AST conference. Feedback from the teachers was very positive. We all enjoyed your excellent presentation and examples of how you have used enquiry based learning in your school. It is always difficult to deliver a session to a group of teachers you don't know and it was great to see how enthused and interested the teachers were in the presentation. It was a big, diverse group and they all enjoyed the session and gained something from it."
Barbara Seymour, Professional Learning Adviser - Hampshire County Council.


"I just wanted to let you know how much we appreciated a recent visit from Jayme who led INSET last half term. The session was so very well received by all staff, something that isn't always easy to achieve. Jayme was able to provide real examples showing his own experience with a wide range of children, gave broad messages as well as specific ones and flagged up which were the absolutely key messages to take away. Thank you for enabling us to have this support."
Sarah Duck, Headteacher - Winchester


"Thank you for a wonderful session today. It was great to hear the overwhelming positive feedback and also know that this will impact directly on teaching practice to the benefit of all pupils. The evaluation forms showed clear recognition of the excellence of each aspect and I hope this is of use going forward in recommending training for others."
Rebecca Jones, CPD Coordinator - Nottingham


"Many thanks for your visit. It was so beneficial to have an outside eye to look at what we have in place, but also how we could make adjustments to fulfill the needs of the students more appropriately. We will be action planning and following up all of your points of observation and I hope that you will be able to come in again later in the year to see how things have been adjusted for our learners."
Laura Hamson, SENCo - Havant

Mission

To deliver the highest quality training and CPD packages that have impact.
To develop, encourage and support teachers to be the very best they can be. 

Values 

We have a very clear determination to support schools with honesty, integrity, and clarity, driving a commitment to sustained excellence. 

Passion

We are passionate about watching the positive impact of CPD on teaching and learning and seeing teacher’s develop and excel in their day-to-day practice. 

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