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Tag Archives: Subject Leadership
Leading a Winning Team
There are many really difficult jobs in a secondary school – but leading a subject area, especially a large subject area, has to be one of the most difficult. I’ve been fortunate enough to work with some inspiring Curriculum Leaders … Continue reading
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Tagged Curriculum Leaders, Middle Leaders, Subject Leadership
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Lessons in Subject Leadership
This week our Subject Leaders are presenting to the SLT on their summer results and lessons learnt for the coming year. One of our most successful department is maths. We are a large 12-16 comprehensive school, with a Y11 cohort … Continue reading
