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In Trust Matters Lessons in Leadership, we dive deep into the real-world experiences of multi-academy trust leaders, education experts, and leadership coaches.
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Evidence-informed practice, teacher autonomy and what it will take to rebuild teaching as a profession | Dame Alison Peacock (opens the original)
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In this episode, we’re joined by Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching and one of the UK’s leading voices on teacher expertise, professional trust and the future of teaching. Across her career as a teacher, headteacher, researcher and system leader, Alison has consistently argued that teaching is not simply a job of delivery or compliance, but a deeply skilled, intellectually demanding profession. From her work on Learning Without Limits to her leadership of t
Creating inclusive school communities: belonging, opportunity and the Oasis model | Steve Chalke MBE (opens the original)
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In this episode, we’re joined by Steve Chalke MBE, founder of Oasis and one of the UK’s most influential voices on community, inclusion and tackling disadvantage. Across decades of work in education, housing, anti-trafficking, youth work and community leadership, Steve has focused on one central idea: if we want children and young people to thrive, we have to go beyond isolated interventions and start building communities where people feel they belong. In this conversation, Steve reflects on the
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