Amy chats about the Edurio EDI summit, the Oxfordshire Headteacher Conference, first impressions of Angela Browne’s ‘Lighting The Way :  The case for ethical leadership in schools’ book,  and she reflects back on the wonderful guests she has had so far.

 

Find the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Among School Staff Staff Experience in Schools and Multi-Academy Trusts Report here : https://home.edurio.com/edi-report

 

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Join Alfred on the 'Friday Drive Home Show' as he is discussing ECT support and programmes with Sherish Osman, Ben Hobbis and Jonathan Graham. This is a jam-packed show full of fantastic advice so make sure you tune in and talk it out!

Talking all things FE! The myths, the challenges, the choices.

 

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As a new headteacher you’re bound to have lots of questions. How do I get to grips with school finance? What do I do if someone makes a complaint to Ofsted about my school? How do I know if I’ve made the right decision about an exclusion? 

My guest on tonight’s show is Kate Owbridge. Kate has 28 years’ experience in education and has spent 17 of those as a headteacher. In tonight’s show we answer these questions and more.

Join Genevieve Bent as she discusses the legacy of the Windrush Generation in schools and celebrating Windrush Day 2021, with a special surprise caller!!

We chat to Rhiannon Rainbow of GLT and Shane Mann Director of Festival of Education about the best CPD , online networking and this year's Festival.

Tom is joined by Headteacher John Young to discuss "imposter syndrome" in education and how feeling guilty can impact teacher mental health. On the show, they discuss Rachel Ball's latest blog including her "40 things she feels guilty about", addressing each one by referring to their own experiences. The original blog is here for your reading > https://theeducationalimposters.wordpress.com/

A wonderful chat with Farida Chand (Voice 21 champion) about the importance of oracy, and with Fazal Ahmad (Humanity First) and Luke Simon (School in a Bag) about how their charities help disadvantaged children around the world. Also features a brief interview with Fiona Moss (Chief Executive Officer for the National Association of Teachers of RE) about NATRE's anti-racist resources.

The Wednesday Twilight show this week features guests Alex Langlands, craft historian, and author Nicola Penfold. They discuss the importance of putting the wild back into the child and heritage crafts back into the curriculum.

Christopher Vowles reflects upon the latest revelations from the Education Select Committee's hearing with the Secretary of State; examines Ofqual's account of the summer 2020 grading crisis, as described by ex-Chair Roger Taylor; and offers some advice to new teachers on supporting students with UCAS personal statements.