Month: May 2015

It seems at the moment that everywhere I go I get asked for good examples of headteachers’ reports. Sadly – sorry headteachers – I see more bad examples than good. Here are some of the things that I think are wrong and suggestions for improving the practice in your school. #1 remember what it’s for[…]

Last Saturday I had the privilege of contributing to the Birmingham Governors’ Conference: Stronger Governance – Stronger Schools. It was a very enjoyable event with around 160 governors (and headteachers) in attendance. There were inevitably a few mentions of Trojan Horse, but they were few and far between – Birmingham governors are understandably sick of[…]