Jon Tait Knihy

Looking to develop your skills so you can be successful as a head of year? Striving to get into pastoral leadership as a middle leader? Then Succeeding as a Head of Year is the ultimate guide for you! Adopting an easy-to-follow, chronological approach, Jon Tait takes you through everything you need to know to be an outstanding head of year, from applying for your first post to leading a team of form tutors, managing behaviour, working with parents and supporting specific year groups. With tips on finding the right post and sailing through the interview process and advice on day-to-day practice and challenges, this is the ideal compendium for navigating this role. Written by an experienced pastoral leader and including 60-second vlogs and case studies with aspiring, current and former middle leaders, this book is filled with practical, honest and open guidance to help you succeed as a head of year.

Exploring the evolution of Rothbury Football Club, this book delves into the rich history of local football in Northumberland, tracing its development from the game's inception to contemporary times. It highlights the fortunes of various teams, providing insights into the community's passion for the sport and the impact of football on local culture.

Exploring innovative approaches to education, this resource offers educators transformative insights that challenge traditional teaching methods. With a focus on evidence-based practices, it aims to inspire teachers to rethink their strategies and enhance their effectiveness in the classroom. Professor Stuart Kime endorses it as an invaluable tool for those looking to elevate their teaching.

The book offers a scrapbook-style exploration of Gretna Football Club's journey through the Scottish Football League, highlighting its remarkable ascent and eventual decline. It captures key moments, notable players, and significant matches, providing a vivid portrayal of the club's impact on its community and the sport. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and historical accounts, the narrative reflects the highs and lows of the club's existence, making it a poignant tribute to its legacy in Scottish football.

This is the ultimate guide for any new or aspiring senior leader. Whether you’re looking to move into senior leadership or you’ve just taken your first post, you’ll find expert guidance, tips and advice in this practical pocket handbook. From writing the winning application and acing the interview, to settling into the post and developing a vision for your school, leadership expert Jon Tait reveals what it takes to be the very best senior leader. Giving you space to reflect on your skills and techniques, as well as invaluable tips for leading staff, pupils and parents, this is the ideal go-to guide to start the next phase of your career in education.