With Christine Gilbert, Andreas Schleicher, Dr Vanessa Ogden, David Carter, Professor Chris Husbands, Professor Becky Francis, Matthew Taylor
Former Head of Ofsted Christine Gilbert presents the key recommendations of the RSA / Pearson Think Tank Academies Commission and considers, with an expert panel, how can we ensure the academies programme realises its transformative potential?
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Unleashing Greatness?Discussants: Andreas Schleicher, deputy director of education, OECD; Dr Vanessa Ogden, headteacher, Mulberry School for Girls; David Carter, executive principal, Cabot Learning Federation; Professor Chris Husbands, director, the Institute of Education; and Professor Becky Francis, director The Pearson Think Tank and Professor of Education and Social Justice at King’s College London
Chair: Matthew Taylor, chief executive, RSA
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