The idea of school leadership being owned by the single figure of the all-powerful headteacher is an old-fashioned notion.
Today’s heads are more likely than ever before to take a shared approach to leadership, empowering their senior and middle leaders – and all staff – to play an active role in developing the school’s leadership vision and taking the reins of day-to-day leadership matters.
That’s certainly the case at Harrop Fold School in Salford. At the helm is headteacher Drew Povey – still only 38 – who has helped the school overcome a difficult past and build an inspiring culture which is fostering an impressive track record of success.
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