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Being Head of Geography: navigating the complexities of departmental leadership

May 10, 2021May 10, 2021Oxford Geography Team

In this second blog about the GA Conference 2021 I want to share some of the key points discussed in my session on departmental leadership. Responding to a historic lack of CPD available on effective middle leadership I shared some thoughts, reflections and ‘lessons learnt’ from my first 5 years as a Head of Geography. […]

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Working as a new HOD – what to expect and prepare for

December 19, 2016December 16, 2016Oxford Geography Team
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This year I began my new post as Curriculum Leader for Geography in Hampshire. I am in my 5th year of teaching and have worked at two schools previously with the aim of progressing to a middle leader role. During my PGCE I was inspired by my mentor and at that time, Head of Geography, […]

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