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… with outstanding leadership, said Ofsted. Stuart Smith, principal of Hastings Academy, an 11-16 school in the University of Brighton Academies Trust, gives some highlights of their successful approach to school improvement.
Emily Keen, English teacher responsible for KS3 English and whole-school literacy, Richard Challoner School writes.
If asked where your school is on the journey to becoming a great school, how would you respond? Angelina Idun gives answers she has seen in schools.
Gary Hickey, headmaster, Adams’ Grammar School, asks: with teachers facing burnout, what does it take to remind the profession that they are valued?
Getting up at 5am to walk to school through the snow, for one thing, says Katrina Morley.
As someone whose career has involved leading firefighters into some of the most dangerous situations, Andy Roe has thought-provoking observations about leadership. Anne-Marie Duguid and Alex Galvin of SSAT write.
SSAT senior education lead Dan Belcher shares some findings and thoughts on his ongoing research into moral leadership in education.
Focus on the ‘why’ keeps us aligned to our vision, our purpose, writes SSAT senior education lead Dan Belcher.
One of the first participants in the groundbreaking Leadership Legacy Project explains what is involved, and how much it means to her.
And how the views of middle leaders across the network should lead to new programmes, new forms of delivery and new insights into how our best middle leaders work. Introduced by Alma Harris and Michelle Jones, University of Bath In
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