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‘Work should not impinge on teachers’ personal lives’
Sir Andrew Carter’s comments about teachers who request flexible working are archaic, says WomenEd founder
7 December 2019
The secret of great leadership? Putting staff first
It is easy for school leaders to see the speed at which they rattle through their to-do list as a measure of success – but being too focused on tasks, rather than developing your staff, is the opposite of good leadership, warns executive head Helena Marsh
26 April 2019
It’s a culture of trust, not a cult
For a leader, it can be reassuring when everyone consistently backs up decisions from the top – but is it really healthy? Principal Helena Marsh argues that school leaders need to guard against blind conformity to ensure that decisions are properly scrutinised
9 November 2018
Book review: Collaborative Professionalism
Why the teaching community must join forces to find a better way to collaborate
10 June 2018
The Workload Challenge inspired us to empower our departments and escape the data trap - and you can too
When headteacher Helena Marsh read the DfE-commissioned independent workload review reports on data management and marking, she realised it contained important lessons for her own school. Here, she reveals how the recommendations have changed her staff’s working lives for the better
1 December 2017
Make it a red letter day
Helena Marsh has some tips to help your application go straight to the top of the pile
27 January 2017
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