With rain forecast I managed a quick glorious walk. Colours were amazing

Why does #Supervision in #School matter? ‘It has helped me move from surviving to thriving and by persisting with supervision I am now able to turn up to work as the best person I am capable of being at work’. Feedback from a school headteacher @talkingheadsoak.bsky.social #EduSky

This week I met the wonderfully welcoming @misanharriman.bsky.social at his exhibition in Hope93. A powerful exhibition where people with their messages speaking truth to power are on display. It’s hopeful and tragic. Misan’s compassion plus the starkness of the imagery convey hope in togetherness.

I did that one day this week too- makes such a difference *notes to self*

So looking forward to talking about #Supervision in schools and the difference it makes for children and staff

Having had a rejuvenating weekend. I am looking forward to strategising with @talkingheadsoak.bsky.social before the Festival of Education at the end of next week. We really look forward to talking to educators about #Supervision #EducationFest . Who will be there? #EduSky

If anyone is going to the Festival of Education on 3rd/4th July it would be good to meet up. I will be on @talkingheadsoak.bsky.social stand chatting all things #Supervision #EducationFest #EduSky

So lucky- we walked the Dorset part of #SWCP in the summer of 2020 - memorable for all sorts of reasons

My weekend does involve reading and catching up on work related topics but also watching the tennis finals and of course some walking- always walking and nature somewhere

Although technically still half term in case you’re wondering what exciting events there may be before the summer holidays- check out the Festival Of Education. I will be there as Lead Associate for training with Talking Heads Supervision. Ask questions about #Supervision and training to supervise

Great day yesterday with other associates of @talkingheadsoak.bsky.social developing our skills in supervising school leaders

So grateful to past self that thought future self would like to live here, so that popping out for an hour’s walk on a Saturday includes views like this.

As pointed out in this week’s Eye. ‘Wilful blindness’ and ‘hiding in plain sight’ are part of how the powerful exploit the powerless in front of others