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@alastaircampbell2.bsky.social really interesting discussion with @rory-stewart.bsky.social on the challenges in education and white working class pupils falling behind. #TRIP

Why Bridget Phillipson as Labour deputy would be great for education Having an education secretary in the engine room of national politics would ensure that schools’ and children’s needs are voiced at the top table, says this MAT CEO

Bridget Phillipson's candidacy for Labour deputy leader may have raised a few eyebrows, but it would be good for schools and children, says @tom-campbell.bsky.social

Why Bridget Phillipson as Labour deputy would be great for education Having an education secretary in the engine room of national politics would ensure that schools' and children's needs are voiced at the top table, says this MAT CEO

What would Bridget Phillipson becoming deputy leader mean for education? Interesting piece from MAT CEO @tom-campbell.bsky.social www.tes.com/magazine/ana...

Finally got 2 weeks leave! Day 1 is sports and sofa, Lions rugby and the cricket test. Day 2, flying off to get some rest and recovery 🇺🇸

🌹 'Labour’s education team has delivered a credible first album. Now comes the ‘tricky second' one'

@tom-campbell.bsky.social ends our review of Labour's first year with a look ahead at the key issues facing the education team
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Uncovering 3,000 FSM pupils could bring in £3m A MAT CEO says improvements to free school meal access are welcome but internal work at his trust shows there is a lot more to do

Improvements to free school meal access are welcome, says @tom-campbell.bsky.social – but internal work at his trust shows there is a lot more to do to make the system benefit more families, and schools

Another great win for @leicsccc.bsky.social this time T20 🏏

My entry for cool dad award, Seb’s first gig at Tyler the Creator 😎🙌

Absolutely cracking piece by @tom-campbell.bsky.social. Absolutely on the money and seeing the long term view.

@bphillipsonmp.bsky.social has delivered for teachers. School and trust leaders can make this work!

Teachers' job is a national priority and deserves investment Today's funding announcement clearly signals our commitment to partnership in delivering our inclusive vision

🤝 'This government is determined to lift outcomes for all young people, and teachers are the single most powerful tool we have to do that'

@bphillipsonmp.bsky.social
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‘This pay award gives us a small but significant reason to hope’ The financial situation is tough for all in schools, but this pay award shows a shift in tone we should seize upon and credit, argues Tom Campbell, chief executive of E-ACT

While schools are in a tough financial situation, this pay award is a big step in the right direction and gives us reason to hope, says @tom-campbell.bsky.social

Great day at Buckingham Palace!

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National Leadership Opportunity at E-ACT E-ACT is looking for a… | E-ACT National Leadership Opportunity at E-ACT E-ACT is looking for a dedicated leader to join our national team and champion the education of SEND pupils. This…

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#bridgingthegap | Tom Campbell Join our work at E-ACT on tackling the disadvantaged gap by bringing together strong voices on the issues of child poverty in schools. This was…

Take a look at this work in tackling the disadvantaged gap in schools through more meaningful understanding of lived experience.

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This must be what makes VAR so difficult! 😂. My head hurts

Great day today up on the roof at Parkwood in Sheffield discussing energy strategy. Bridget and Ed were so generous with their time meeting and chatting to lots of pupils and colleagues. A pleasure to host.

Our workshops are underway:
• @jonyates.bsky.social — How does a school bring people together
• Ian Potter, Amy Tuckwell & Aimi McCrum — how schools can navigate working with their community
• @tom-campbell.bsky.social, James Hughes and Andrea Rosewell — Civic leadership at @eactlearning.bsky.social

Come join us next week to celebrate women in leadership 👇

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What a compelling share from @tom-campbell.bsky.social about leadership rooted in lived experience - so incredibly candid. There's integrity in the vulnerability & a profound sense of ambition to lead well from a compassionate space, continuously learn and be accountable.

Excited for the start of the E-ACT Primary Summit with an introduction from our CEO @tom-campbell.bsky.social highlighting the magic of Academy Trusts and the wisdom of clouds #PrimarySummit

Tom Campbell: ‘Survivor’s guilt drove my leadership obsession’ Our How I Lead series asks education leaders to reflect on their career, experience and leadership philosophy. This month, we talk to Tom Campbell, CEO at E-ACT

"Maybe the leadership thing became an obsession. I knew life could stop at any moment. I didn’t want to hang around”

Startling honesty about his life and his view of the system from @tom-campbell.bsky.social

An important, challenging read.
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Labour’s plan to torch three decades of education reforms Even before the new bill hits the statute book, underperforming schools ‘are realising they have been handed a get out of jail free card’

Not quite in my view. A short defence of some of the reforms in this Telegraph piece.

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Why Labour-supporting trusts are not ‘flying pigs’ Trusts and Labour are not in opposition but the narrative of the moment has created a political divide where none exists, argues E-ACT CEO Tom Campbell

Excellent-well balanced piece from @tom-campbell.bsky.social www.tes.com/magazine/ana...

Why Labour-supporting trusts are not ‘flying pigs’ Trusts and Labour are not in opposition but the narrative of the moment has created a political divide where none exists, argues E-ACT CEO Tom Campbell

‘Despite the fevered commentary to the contrary, the schools bill is neither all bad nor all good,’ writes E-ACT CEO @tom-campbell.bsky.social as he calls for an end to the ‘shouting from the sidelines’

Back at my desk after a brilliant new year in Cornwall. Plenty of fresh air to recharge the batteries ready for a new term!

The behaviour crisis is an ‘us’ not a ‘school’ problem It’s clear the behaviour challenge in schools is increasing, but solutions cannot be confined to what education alone can do to tackle it, says Tes editor Jon Severs

"Most importantly, it needs to be recognised that behaviour in schools is not a school problem. It is an “us” problem. And it therefore can’t simply have a school solution."

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A great week! You clocked up a few miles 😃

Great shout!