I was privileged enough to be asked to take part in the keynote presentation at the Whole Education conference in London earlier this month.
Whole Education is an increasingly popular network with more than 500 schools working in partnership to ensure that despite the constraints of examinations and external accountability, our young people have a fully rounded education, developing the knowledge, skills and qualities needed to help them thrive in life and work.
I have found them to be an encouraging and inspiring network which share good practice and foster a climate of collaboration and aspiration that is sometimes difficult to find in our current educational culture.
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