Promoting psychosocial safety climate across school teams: A schoolwide leadership responsibility
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This qualitative case study uses document analysis, interviews, and focus groups to
explore how the principal and line managers promote psychosocial safety climate
(PSC) across teams in an Aotearoa/New Zealand school. While principals’ support for
teachers’ psychological health has been examined, how they support line managers in
developing team and individual-level PSC remains unclear. Findings indicate that PSC is
not always directly transferred from the principal to teachers but operationalized by line
managers, positioning PSC as a multilevel, collectively enacted process. A multilevel
model shows how leadership helps operationalize and transfer PSC across school, team,
and individual levels.
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Cataloni S, Forsyth D, Brougham D, Thorn K. (2026). Promoting psychosocial safety climate across school teams: A schoolwide leadership responsibility. Leadership and Policy in Schools. Early Version.
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