Along with being a primary school teacher and leader, blogging is where this all started for Aidan. If it wasn't for his passion for writing and sharing his learning and experiences, he wouldn't be working as an education consultant with schools across the country today. Shared best practice should be available to all and here on the Aidan Severs Consulting blog you can get ideas for making a difference in your own school. The blog is also a great place to learn exactly the kind of work that Aidan can partner with your school on.
Subject Leadership: Being Ofsted-Ready By Doing It For The Kids
Subject Leadership: Leading a Team, Not a Subject
Subject Leadership and the Problem of TIME
The 3 Cs of Curriculum Design
The Benefits of Being a Subject Leader
What Looking At Children's Books Tells You That You Don't Need To Know
What To Do When Your New Initiative Fails
Helping Staff To Adopt Your New Curriculum
How To Give Feedback To Your Work Mates
Monitoring Your Subject 101
3 Ways To Identify Your Subject's Improvement Priorities
Curriculum Drivers: Have You Got Too Many?
5 Reasons Why Subject Leadership Training Is A Top Priority
The Anne Robinson Curriculum: No Weak Links Allowed
Primary History: Key Questions To Ask About People, Events or Time Periods
Primary Geography: Key Questions To Ask When Learning About A Place
What Does 'Greater Depth' Look Like In Primary Maths?