Right to Succeed, set-up by former Teach First teacher Graeme Duncan, is to focus its work on secondary schools working in challenging circumstances.
The idea behind the enterprise is that schools on the scheme get access to an ”Achievement for All” coach who works with them over six months. The school then receives a bespoke package of support over the space of three and a half years.
Mr Duncan explained: “Right to Succeed’s role is to work with the education fraternity to come up with those systemic solutions, pilot them at scale, prove them to be effective and evidence-based, and then take them to scale across the country.
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