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Adrian Guy
Adrian Guy is an independent school improvement consultant with over 20 years’ teaching experience in all year groups from nursery and pre-school to Year Six. He spent 12 years in senior leadership roles in different schools, including headship and secondment as Local Authority Consultant Headteacher. He has been a school governor and chair of an IEB.
Adrian was regional mathematics lead for the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber. As part of his role, he led seminars on aspects such as: better mathematics, better English, work scrutiny, school improvement planning, equalities, diversity and anti-bullying, school self-evaluation, and assessment and progress in Key Stage 1 and EYFS. He also conducted subject assessments in mathematics, early reading (phonics) and music.
As well as supporting schools in school improvement and all aspects of school review and performance management, Adrian now works with schools in developing their curriculum and subject leadership in light of the new Ofsted framework. He also holds post-graduate qualifications in School Leadership and Management, Early Years and Arts Education.
Adrian Guy's Webinars
Supporting Schools to Review Their Remote Education Provision in Line with DfE Guidance
- 11th March 11th Mar 09:00am
On the 12th January 2021, the DfE released their ‘Review your remote education provision’ guidance framework to help schools identify strengths and areas for improvement in their remote education practice.
Teaching Protected Characteristics in Schools: How to Meet Your Ofsted Expectations
- Available On Demand
In this webinar, Adrian Guy and John Rees will explore why and how Ofsted will look to gather evidence in relation to how schools teach about the protected characteristics. It will also cover what judgement criteria Ofsted will use and how schools can implement learning as part of their curriculum expectations.