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Bring Your Best and Your Worst #MarkingScrutiny

As the saying goes, “If I had a pound for every policy I’ve written over the years I would have retired ages ago.”  However, if I had a pound for every policy which has had a huge positive impact on children’s life chances or reducing teachers’ workload I may be a bit more impoverished. Continue reading

Getting the Balance Right in Leadership

If this week’s statistics are to be believed I should be feeling pretty unhappy.  As a male approaching 52.9 years of age in full time employment the happiness scales tends towards the negative.  Sometimes you’ve got to count life’s blessings; unhappy in full time work?  Try being unemployed; it is much worse. Continue reading

Shelter from the Storm or Dance in the Rain #HTRT2016

Jobs have a bit of a habit of finding me.  The opportunity to Chair the @HeadsRoundtable Group was one that proved a bit too irresistible.  This powerful group of head teachers was established as a non-party political think tank to influence national education policy so that it centres upon what is best for the learning of all children. Continue reading

Leadership: Being, Knowing, Doing (New Book)

Liminal Leadership

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