Headrest

@Headrest_UK

A free wellbeing support service for headteachers. Co-founders @RosMcM and @AndrewDMorrish. Our book ‘Beyond Belief’ is available here amzn.eu/d/87irpSi

United Kingdom headrestuk.co.uk Joined October 2020

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Headrest @Headrest_UK Oct 15

6 years we’ve been here now. Yay! 🎉

Don’t take it the wrong way, but we never planned to still be here. It was only meant to be a temporary thing during Covid.

But here we are, still going strong, and supported by a team of awesome volunteers.

Thanks folks for everything. 👏🏻

Headrest @Headrest_UK Sep 9

Don’t forget that we are here if you need us.

It’s confidential, safe, and above all, free.

Call us or leave a message on our website and one of our volunteers will get back to you.

We’re all experienced former headteachers who have sat in your chair.

Contact below ⤵️

Headrest @Headrest_UK Sep 2

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Pepe Di’Iasio @pepediiasio Sep 2

It is in everybody’s best interests - including the government’s and Ofsted’s - that the system works with schools rather than seeming to work against them.
Latest Ofsted failings show need to rethink school inspection | Tes tes.com/magazine/analy…
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Headrest @Headrest_UK Jun 30

ICYMI, you can download the new campaign group report that highlights heads’ criticism of the ‘brutal’ Ofsted inspection framework.

What heads really think about Ofsted: Urgent improvement needed.

@FrankWNorris headrestuk.co.uk/blog/what-head…

www.headrestuk.co.uk What heads really think about Ofsted: Urgent improvement needed This independent post-Ofsted survey report, the first of its kind, provides an independent analysis of the responses received from the first hundred school le...

Headrest @Headrest_UK Jun 3

Headteachers need support for big education reforms | Tes

Well said @barlowcaroline @headsroundtable 👏🏻 tes.com/magazine/leade…

www.tes.com Heads are at the centre of seismic change - and they can’t do it alone With massive reforms looming, headteachers need support from government and wider society to navigate the way forward without burning out, says Headteachers’ Roundtable co-chair Caroline Barlow