• S3E9: The Wind of Change with Sir David Carter takes a look at the success of academy trusts.

  • May 2 2021
  • Length: 43 mins
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S3E9: The Wind of Change with Sir David Carter takes a look at the success of academy trusts.

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  • The duo are joined by Sir David Carter to discuss his book, Leading Academy Trusts: Why some fail, but most don't. Sir David shares his thoughts on what makes a successful academy trust and the benefits of the academy system on education more widely. We also discuss Sir David's leadership journey from his time at The Cabot Learning Trust through to National Schools Commissioner.

    Don't miss the hilarious Confessional where Sir David shares a mishap that can happen when you pick up a xylophone with a gassy belly!

    To buy a copy of Sir David's book please click here. We highly recommend for anyone working in education. A must read.

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