Rachel Taylor Dan Pallett Based at Challney High School for Boys Dan started with the Trust in September 2016. Prior Examples of possible support to this, he worked in two outstanding schools, – leading an outstanding Design, Technology and Engineering faculty within a Teaching School. He has also worked as a Head of Year in a large Providing bespoke secondary school. Dan has undertaken outreach outreach/consultancy/training to other schools work in secondary schools and University Technical in: Colleges, helping bring departments up to speed - secondary and primary Design, Technology and with the latest technology in the subject area. He Engineering has designed innovative curriculums that have - curriculum design revolutionised the teaching of Design, as well as - raising pupil outcomes reaping outstanding pupil outcomes. Dan has sat on Senior Leadership Teams in his two previous schools. at Denbigh High School Rachel started with the Trust in September 2017. Examples of possible support She has taught Science in secondary schools within – North London and Hertfordshire and has held a range of leadership responsibility posts which included a Lead Practitioner role involving both Providing bespoke departmental and whole school responsibilities. She outreach/consultancy/training to other schools has successfully implemented new curriculum in: frameworks and assessment models across KS3, - secondary science KS4 and KS5 and led on raising the teaching & - developing teaching and learning strategies learning standard within her department. She has - creating positive learning environments whole school experience - leading on assessment & - coaching/mentoring/development of staff feedback by raising the quality of marking and - implementing curriculum & assessment models feedback across the school and has been an integral - raising academic standards member of various working groups to include a Shadow Leadership Team. She also has experience of mentoring both PGCE and NQT students and providing outreach to primary schools.
Examples of possible support – Providing bespoke outreach/consultancy/training to other schools in: - secondary and primary Design, Technology and Engineering - curriculum design - raising pupil outcomes Dan Pallett Based at Challney High School for Boys Dan started with the Trust in September 2016. Prior to this, he worked in two outstanding schools, leading an outstanding Design, Technology and Engineering faculty within a Teaching School. He has also worked as a Head of Year in a large secondary school. Dan has undertaken outreach work in secondary schools and University Technical Colleges, helping bring departments up to speed with the latest technology in the subject area. He has designed innovative curriculums that have revolutionised the teaching of Design, as well as reaping outstanding pupil outcomes. Dan has sat on Senior Leadership Teams in his two previous schools. Examples of possible support – Providing bespoke outreach/consultancy/training to other schools in: - secondary science - developing teaching and learning strategies - creating positive learning environments - coaching/mentoring/development of staff - implementing curriculum & assessment models - raising academic standards Rachel Taylor at Denbigh High School Rachel started with the Trust in September 2017. She has taught Science in secondary schools within North London and Hertfordshire and has held a range of leadership responsibility posts which included a Lead Practitioner role involving both departmental and whole school responsibilities. She has successfully implemented new curriculum frameworks and assessment models across KS3, KS4 and KS5 and led on raising the teaching & learning standard within her department. She has whole school experience - leading on assessment & feedback by raising the quality of marking and feedback across the school and has been an integral member of various working groups to include a Shadow Leadership Team. She also has experience of mentoring both PGCE and NQT students and providing outreach to primary schools.