Oxfordshire Headteachers Conference 2021
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Education and business consultant
CEO Chartered College of Teaching
Educational Psychologist at the Mulberry Bush Organisation
Professor of Learning, Winchester University
Primary teacher, Atlanta, GA, USA
Executive Principal of Little Lions Kindergartens and EYC lead of Harrow International Schools
Senior Lecturer in Art Education and Principal Lecturer in Student Experience
Joint Director of the new Oxfordshire Teaching School Hub
Assistant headteacher & Educational Consultant at Youth Minded
Lecturer in education
Education Consultant & teacher
Oxford Brookes University (Associate)
Headteacher & Conference Chair
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The Oxford School of Thought
A primary education think tank. We generate and support research in education, we publish, we help to develop opinions, we advise on policy. We think about education.
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Ruth Luzmore
Ruth Luzmore is a Primary School Head Teacher in London and PhD student at Durham University, UK.
Alfred Bache
After his NQT year, Alfred decided to become an international educator and took the leap over to Kuwait.
Meera Chudasama
Meera Chudasama is passionate about educational research; in particular making educational research accessible and digestible for those who work in schools.
Adrian Bethune
Adrian Bethune is a current primary school teacher, a Healthy Body and Mind Leader, as well as a Key Stage 2 Leader and Year 4 Teacher at a primary school in Berkhamsted.
Amy Ferguson
Amy Ferguson is Deputy Headteacher at an alternative provision independent school. She is also an educational writer and a host at Teachers Talk Radio
Tom Bennett
Tom Bennett is the founder and director of researchED, a non-profit organisation that runs teacher conferences about research and education.
Kate Jones
Kate Jones is a teacher and Head of Department at a leading British curriculum school in Abu Dhabi.
OSARCC
A feminist organisation committed to supporting survivors of sexual abuse, rape, domestic abuse, and harassment.
Junior Active Leaders
Personal development and confidence building, through training to deliver fun activities and events.