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Richard holds many roles within the secondary school where he works; within each one he is consciously being a great role model for pupils.

In this conversation, he talks candidly about his experiences so far as a teacher and leader. Richard discusses the importance  of the black curriculum and the significance of educators having an awareness of cultural differences.

He represents a voice that is often misinterpreted and gives and small insight into the daily responsibilities a black male teacher has to consider when working within a school.

Highlights

• 11:07         Prioritising
• 16:50         Understanding culture 
• 20:40         Living with stereotypes

Resources

Book: Eat That Frog:  Get More Of The Important Things Done Today by Brian Tracy

Article:  ‘There is absolutely systemic racism’: BAME headteachers share their views

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