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Absences Matter and You Can Help

Talking at a number of conferences recently I’ve suggested that we’ve got to stop reinventing the wheel and use research wisely.  Research provides signposts towards what might work for us, based on what has worked elsewhere and to what extent. Continue reading →

DIY Review of Pupil Premium – Moving to B

I’ve started sharing some thoughts about reviewing outcomes for Pupil Premium funded pupils.  I wonder to what extent looking at these sub-groups actually helps schools or whether the issues that manifest themselves in poor outcomes for disadvantaged pupils affect all pupils; the impact is just greater. Continue reading →

Over Marking and Under Planning?

Marking in many schools has reached fetish level.  It’s out of all balance with other key activities teachers must undertake most noticeably planning.  Ofsted reports, for too many years, have obsessed about marking – I managed a hat-trick of marking as a key issue for action in consecutive reports over a decade – but subject and curriculum planning is rarely mentioned. Continue reading →

Leadership: Being, Knowing, Doing (New Book)

Liminal Leadership

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