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Interviews, a look at what the school already records, and time in the building before anyone writes a plan.
How we work
Four stages, run at whatever pace the school year allows. The balance between them shifts depending on what your team already has in hand.
Interviews, a look at what the school already records, and time in the building before anyone writes a plan.
We organise what we find and give the leadership team a candid picture of where things actually stand.
The people who will run the work help shape it. Plans written somewhere else rarely survive a term.
We stay close enough to help you adjust, and we hand over the tools rather than the dependency.
What this means in practice
An outside view is only useful if the people inside the school recognise it. We spend the time to earn that recognition before recommending anything.
The measure of the work is whether it still runs a year after we stop coming, so we hand over the templates, the meeting structures and the reasoning, not just the report.
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