Subject Leadership
Leading English across year groups, driving consistency, progression and higher standards.
I lead through collaboration, professional growth and shared purpose.
How I Lead and Contribute
Leading English across year groups, driving consistency, progression and higher standards.
Mapping and sequencing learning to the curriculum, with cross-curricular links and differentiation.
Mentoring colleagues through professional discussion, shared resources and hands-on development support.
Coordinating assessments, national competitions and whole-school academic initiatives end to end.
Facilitating CPD for around 30 to 35 teachers, then supporting them to embed it in practice.
Leading assemblies, Prize Day, the Spelling Bee, Expanding Your Lexicon and Student Council coaching.
Leadership in Action
I delivered a CPD session on the Happy Schools Framework and facilitated a session on the Rigor/Relevance Framework, focused on its relevance strand and on practical application in the classroom, for around 30 to 35 teachers. Both are externally published frameworks: Happy Schools is UNESCO’s, and Rigor/Relevance comes from Corwin Press. Of the 24 colleagues who completed a feedback form after the Rigor/Relevance session, 23 rated it 4 or 5 out of 5.
I believe leadership is about creating opportunities for others to grow. I support colleagues through professional discussions, collaborative planning, lesson observation preparation and the sharing of practical, evidence-informed teaching strategies.
I have contributed to curriculum mapping by aligning objectives with the UK curriculum and Cambridge Primary framework and ensuring progression across terms, with cross-curricular links and built-in differentiation.
I plan and lead initiatives that build pupil confidence, expression and a sense of belonging across the school.
As activity coordinator for the HRCA, IKMC and ICATS national academic competitions, I managed the full cycle end to end.
Recognition & Verified Practice
Outstanding overall grade in three formal lesson observations, 2025 to 2026
The four domains assessed in each observation.