1. @ViviennePorritt - When it comes to an effective school vision, CPD and sector discussion, WomenEd national leader Vivienne Porritt is a great follow.
2. @TimSmithCEO - Tim Smith tweets many engaging ideas and photos as executive headteacher at The Magna Carta School and Bishop David Brown School.
An opportunity to study Le Carre, as part of Year 9 Unit on Descriptive & Creative Writing in English... pic.twitter.com/FY34mUbWNO
— Tim Smith (@TimSmithCEO) November 13, 2017
3. @stoneman_claire - Brummie deputy headteacher / English teacher Claire Stoneman is a force of passion to be reckoned with, frequently sharing top reads.
4. @DrAAlston - Former New York State Principal of the Year Dr Anael Alston shares research-based inspiration for educators worldwide.
Meet the High Schooler Shaking Up Artificial Intelligence https://t.co/c05lBaKzSJ #edchat #education
— Dr. Anael Alston (@DrAAlston) November 13, 2017
5. @AllanaG13 - Deputy headteacher Allana Gay is one of the architects behind pivotal diversity network #BAMEed, promoting leadership, equality and diversity in education.
6. @ottleyoconnor - Patrick Ottley-O'Connor is executive principal at the Essa Foundation Academies Trust, and is a dab hand at helping a community thrive.
Gorgeous sunset over @EssaAcademy this afternoon #teacher5aday #notice #photo pic.twitter.com/bwUrCvqy82
— P Ottley-O'Connor (@ottleyoconnor) November 9, 2017
7. @AsstHead_Jones - If you want to follow an assistant head who knows a thing or two about effective edtech use, look no further than Claire Jones.
8. @moffat_andrew - Assistant headteacher Andrew Moffat is the passionate author of No Outsiders in Our School: Teaching the Equality Act in Primary Schools.
Andrew Moffat receives his #MBE from The Queen at Buckingham Palace for his services to equality and diversity in education. pic.twitter.com/Cy6ga56plb
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) November 14, 2017
9. @LshipMatters - An organisation recommendation, Leadership Matters is a one-stop-shop for high-quality leadership tools and CPD.
10. @ActionJackson - ‘Action’ Jackson Ogunyemi has the chutzpah and knowhow to empower an entire school - often through song!
I was bullied growing up. But I am grateful that I have turned all that negative experience into helping young people UNLOCK THEIR POTENTIAL.... @ABAonline I support #AntiBullyingWeekِ #oddsocksday pic.twitter.com/r6k8L4JeAR
— Jackson (@Actionjackson) November 14, 2017
11. @RobertsNiomi - Head of Science and Year 5 teacher Niomi Clyde-Roberts brings the tweeting teachers ideas and inspiration via visual methods.
12. @MrPatelsAwesome - That handle isn’t lying - Mr (Pran) Patel is indeed awesome. This assistant principal started the school year by speaking bravely about teacher wellbeing.
Really hope this comes across positively BBC London 7:30 #mentalhealth #teaching https://t.co/NTUJzFTNQ4
— Pran Patel (@MrPatelsAwesome) September 18, 2017
13. @chrisdysonHT - Headteacher Chris Dyson makes it clear why his school is inspiring, sharing lots of fun, informative and inspiring content most days.
14. @benniekara - Bansi Kara is deputy head at the STEAM-powered Aureus School, of whom we’re huge fans. In fact, we’ll be running an event at the school when this article goes live!
15. @cherrylkd - Special School assistant head Cherryl Drabble is an active member of the UK education community, shares fascinating content, and is an SEN expert.
Doodles is being observed today. He has a visiting DHT and SENDCo coming to see his role in school. Fingers crossed he behaves ? pic.twitter.com/10XLU7sz34
— Cherryl-kd (@cherrylkd) November 13, 2017
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