Thank you Kate Jones

Thank you for making me think.

Cheers Nick Pointer this has shifted my thinking.

❤️ Please help me save as many lives as possible in honour of my late wife Alexandra Baish ❤️ All donations of any size are very welcome here to help give her a legacy she would be proud of: justgiving.com/fundraising/ri… Thank you so much 🙏

There's no situation where leadership is more important than during a crisis. Yet crisis leadership is a relatively underdeveloped, underresearched field. A new article by Ron Riggio & Toby Newstead, PhD identifies 5 competencies for effective crisis leadership annualreviews.org/doi/pdf/10.114…

Thank you for sharing.

Grant an inquiry of the Ofsted inspection at Caversham Primary School - Sign the Petition! chng.it/T4yYG8gM via Change.org Malaysia

Thanks Greenfields Education Alex Bedford spot on “We know so much more about how children learn than we did a decade ago.” Well done to you guys for taking research to practice and supporting with consistent kindness and curiosity. schoolmanagementplus.com/curriculum/how…

Thank you Timothy Shanahan for your clarity. "The studies seem to say that knowledge can operate as both skill and strategy – it just depends how we try to apply it." shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/shedding-… MrsEbsworthPrimarySchoolLeader

Well done Rachel Tomlinson FRSA #ubuntu for sharing and being brave. I hope evidence such as yours helps the powers that be acknowledge that the system is broken. Keep strong.

What a brilliant act of kindness. Thank you.

I thought hard about posting this, is it too much information? Is it over sharing? Is it unprofessional? Then I thought, no. We need to talk about this more & be more open. Because there are currently 13million of us going through this, it's not too much. We need to talk about it

Well said Karen Vaites as discussed MrsEbsworthPrimarySchoolLeader

New working paper from Daniel Willingham Gist: A knowledge-rich curriculum leads to better reading scores, but most importantly (for me) is that while the effect size was large for kids in high-income schools it was gigantic for kids in low-income schools! edworkingpapers.com/ai23-755

The McKinsey & Company "State of Organisations 2023" report. The ten most significant shifts facing organisations today: 1) Ability to bounce forward quickly out of serial crises. 2) "True hybrid": New balance of in-person & remote work. 3) Making way for applied AI. 4) New rules of

After a week with leaders reflecting on our shared culture and successes at Woodland Academy Trust as well as where we need to go next, this reminds me again of the importance of brave work, tough conversations and whole hearts ❤️

1. Inspired by Robinson’s brilliant ‘Reduce Change to Increase Improvement’, I picked up her ‘Student-Centered Leadership’. This is what I learnt - as well as the questions I have… A short 🧵 … Ventrus MAT

Thank you Jamie Clark this is a great collection.

I can recommend this loudly enough. Dr. Sarah Howling I have binge listened to all the episodes so far. It was a perfect balm to a crazy end of term. Thank you. open.spotify.com/episode/6cGL71…

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