In this video, Professor Dame Alison Peacock (Chief Executive, Chartered College of Teaching) interviews Gwyneth Gibson (Headteacher, Lea Manor High School) on her experiences growing up, as a student, her career path, and her more recent work as Headteacher at Lea Manor High School. Gwyneth also shared her response to the Sewell report published by the government's Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities.
Related materials: Gwyneth's petition to disregard the findings and recommendations of the Sewell report
A recipe for success: Creating unimagined futures
Advancing racial equality and tackling racism in education: Selected reading About Gwyneth Gibson
Gwyneth joined Lea Manor High School in January 2018, fully aware of the challenges facing her. The school was judged by Ofsted as RI back in 2017, with the national press subsequently naming it as one of the worst schools in the country. Gwyneth believes being a Headteacher is a privilege and it is an honour to work
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