
Leading the Sustainable School: Distributing Leadership to Inspire School Improvement Illustrated Edition
Author(s): Debra Massey (Author)
- Publisher: Continuum
- Publication Date: 26 Jan. 2012
- Edition: Illustrated
- Language: English
- Print length: 184 pages
- ISBN-10: 9781441109156
- ISBN-13: 1441109153
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
‘Failing to Fantastic in two years – an inspiration! This book is poignant, honest and ultimately shows a single-minded, collective tenacity of purpose. A must for all leaders in schools.’ Sandie Taylor, Education Officer, RES Group, UK
‘Failing to Fantastic in two years an inspiration! This book is poignant, honest and ultimately shows a single-minded, collective tenacity of purpose. A must for all leaders in schools.’ Sandie Taylor, Education Officer, RES Group, UK
‘Failing to Fantastic in two years– an inspiration! This book is poignant, honest and ultimately shows asingle-minded, collective tenacity of purpose. A must for all leaders inschools.’ Sandie Taylor, Education Officer, RESGroup, UK
‘An inspirational book, from aninspirational leader. This book gives school leaders confidence to drive theirown vision, giving insight into the development of clear strategy and acontextual understanding leading to clear school improvement. This should be onthe reading list of all educationalists, newly qualified teachers to aspirantand current heads. Debra Massey has brought academic theory to reality, and genuinelyimpacted on children’s lives by raising aspiration and achievement in hercommunity.’ Chris Wheatley, National Leader of Education and Headteacher of CandlebyLane School, Nottinghamshire, UK
‘Failing to Fantastic in two years- an inspiration! This book is poignant, honest and ultimately shows asingle-minded, collective tenacity of purpose. A must for all leaders inschools.’ Sandie Taylor, Education Officer, RESGroup, UK
About the Author
Debra Massey is Head of Howe Dell school in Hertfordshire, UK. Debra won Head Teacher of East of England 2009 and Howe Dell, the UKs first zero carbon school, won the East of England DCSF Sustainable Schools Award 2010.
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