In this webinar, as well as relaying the latest views from key sector voices, we explore what we mean by ‘disadvantage’ and how governing boards can work with school leaders to develop a strategic and evidence-based approach to addressing disadvantage in their own settings. We also look at the importance of involving stakeholders in improving the learning experience for ‘disadvantaged’ pupils.
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Fiona oversees NGA’s parliamentary engagement, representing the views of governors and trustees at national level and supporting them in their strategic leadership of education settings.
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