The Dynamic Deputies Podcast

For this episode we're joined by the amazing Gareth Morewood - an experienced SENDCO and inclusion advisor - to discuss inclusive practice in schools. There is so much to learn in this episode, whatever your level of experience.

In 2017, teacher Graham Andre featured in a BBC documentary called 'No More Boys and Girls'. How did the experience change Graham's views and behaviours, and how far has the teaching profession come regarding the issue of gender equality? A must listen for every teacher.

Tom Percival is the author and illustrator of many popular children's books, including 'Ruby's Worry', 'Perfectly Norman' and 'Ravi's Roar'. In this episode, Tom gives us some fascinating insights into what motivates him to write, where he gets his inspiration from and he also tells us about his newest book, 'The Invisible'. An incredibly interesting interview with a wonderful man.

The start to 2021 has been one heck of a ride for everyone working in education. You've shown incredible resilience and adaptability during this time. In this episode we reflect on some of these challenges and spend some time acknowledging those who've helped us through. **With special contributions from our listeners**

A bit of light relief to make you smile as Russell and Steve recreate their worst nightmares associated with live teaching.

We all want our students to engage positively with remote learning. In this episode we explore some ideas that we encourage teachers and leaders to reflect on during this time.

A satirical take on the January school inset... all via Zoom of course. Our little offering to make the profession smile at a tough time for everybody.

We recorded a short wellbeing webinar with Liz Scott and Stu Newberry on Dec 23rd 2020. This was our small offering of support to colleagues who might be having a tricky time this Christmas. We hope the episode helps you to feel reconnected with your inner resilience and wellbeing.

Kathryn Morgan helps us to understand what it means to be an 'evidence-informed' practitioner. Lots of sound advice for teachers and leaders about how to use evidence in your daily practice.

Kathryn is an experienced teacher and leader who now works for the Teacher Development Trust as an Expert Advisor.

Rae Snape (Headteacher and National Leader of Education) helps us to reflect on what it means to have a 'human-first' approach to curriculum-design. Enjoy the powerful insights and thoughtful reflections from this 'radical optimist'...