About this episode
Charlotte Robey, a teacher with 10 years of experience, shares her journey from teaching in London to embarking upon her first headship in Kuala Lumpur. She emphasizes the importance of leading with emotional intelligence and empowering staff voice. Charlotte discusses the concept of usualizing, which promotes anti-discrimination and allyship in schools by ensuring that all protected characteristics are represented in the curriculum. She also highlights the significance of coaching in her leadership philosophy and the need to prioritize self-care and personal well-being.
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