Measure What Matters – by John Doerr
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I thoroughly recommend Measure What Matters for educational leaders seeking to systemically achieve their missions. Read on to find out why...
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The Choice Factory – by Richard Shotton
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I strongly recommend 'Principled - A guide to being yourself as a school leader' for teachers beginning their leadership journey. Read on to find out why...
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Navigating New Leadership Roles: Internal vs External Pathways
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Are you starting a new leadership role next year? Perhaps you are considering whether to target an opening within your school (internal application) or to take on opportunities in a new location (external application). While both are valid choices, each has different challenges and opportunities. With careful consideration and guidance from experienced peers, you can make the best choices and preparations for yourself and your progression.
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Educational Visits, Lectures, presentations, and workshops
Power: A new and essential lens for geography education
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The workshop I delivered at the GA conference - Power: A New and Essential Lens for Geography Education - was attended by a room full of people excited by the prospect of progressive change. 👨🏾🏫As teachers, we can collectively advocate for change through our teaching and our choice of exam boards, all to develop students into inclusive and effective leaders of change. ❓How will you incorporate ‘Power’ in your classroom?
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DEIJ Resources, School Leadership, Tips and advice
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Three tools for Minoritised Educational Leaders
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Imposter syndrome is a commonly referred to experience of work-related anxiety. New educational leaders frequently face this challenge and this article presents three techniques to overcome it.
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DEIJ Resources, School Activities, School Leadership
Unlocking Leadership Support: A Guide to Winning SLT Endorsement for Teacher-Driven Initiatives
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Teachers are experts in their field, so how can they ensure their pedagogical approaches and initiatives are well-received and championed? Read this article to learn about the perspectives of school leadership and what you need to do to get them on-board with your initiative.
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International Education Leadership: Stories From Across the Globe: Leadership Lessons From 13 International School Leaders – by Catarina Song Chen, Lindsay Prendergast, and Dr. Wallace Ting
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'Leadership Lessons from Across the Globe' is an attractive book title which will catch the eye of new and experienced international school leaders. The book provides some insightful stories drawing together a range of topics and approaches to challenging situations faced by school leaders. Yet, the full potential of these stories is not always drawn out, and the book would benefit from stronger theming and clarity in the impacts it wants the stories to have. Read for the full review...
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Climate Change is Racist: Race, Privilege and the Struggle for Climate Justice – by Jeremy Williams
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'Climate Change Is Racist' is a massively accessible piece of writing will benefit both those impacted by the realities explored in the book and those who influence or seek to understand the lamentations of those communities. Strongly recommended for educators and everyone else!
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Becoming a totally inclusive school – by Angeline Aow, Sadie Hollins, and Stephen Whitehead
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'Becoming a totally inclusive school' is the beginning of something incredible. 'Must-read' is batted about too easily within reviews, but the dialogue and conversations started by this book are invaluable. Read on to find out why...
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Principled: A guide to being yourself as a school leader – by Gill Kelly and Matt Hall
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I strongly recommend 'Principled - A guide to being yourself as a school leader' for teachers beginning their leadership journey. Read on to find out why...
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