On Strategy vs Culture
Sometimes it can be hard to decide which is more important: culture or strategy.[:cy]Part 1: Our journey as a high school in building a culture of high-performance
Sometimes it can be hard to decide which is more important: culture or strategy.[:cy]Part 1: Our journey as a high school in building a culture of high-performance
Pupil Referral Units have been described as the “Cinderella service” and it is sometimes the case that they are at risk of being cut off from information networks that support innovation and development. Part 1: Our journey as a high school in building a culture of high-performance.
We started our SYCOL journey with Ioan and the SYCOL team towards the end of the 2014/15 with a whole staff meeting, which Ioan facilitated.
Part 2: The ‘Sycol Lead Team’ has now been created; a mixture of senior staff, our headteacher and a couple of younger staff - passionate about being involved[:cy]Part 1: Our journey as a high school in building a culture of high-performance
In the case of REAL Projects, the “What” are the projects themselves. Part 1: Our journey as a high school in building a culture of high-performance
Once organisational conditions are in place, teachers can then focus on the “How” within their classrooms.
Can schools, as traditionally top-down, command-and-control organisations, work with flat structures?
Most inspirational leaders and organizations start from the inside out. They Start With Why.