In this live episode of The School Podcast, former headteacher, Ofsted inspector and founder of Courageous Leadership Diana Osagie shares what it really means to lead with courage in education and beyond. She unpacks: Her journey from failed A-Levels to executive headteacher What courageous leadership actually is Why leaders must build a tribe and stop leading alone How low expectations get baked into schools and teams The role of discomfort, resilience and real relationships in leadership ...
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In this live episode of The School Podcast, former headteacher, Ofsted inspector and founder of Courageous Leadership Diana Osagie shares what it really means to lead with courage in education and beyond. She unpacks: Her journey from failed A-Levels to executive headteacher What courageous leadership actually is Why leaders must build a tribe and stop leading alone How low expectations get baked into schools and teams The role of discomfort, resilience and real relationships in leadership ...
From Snapchat to Murder: How I Lost My Son to Knife Crime
School Podcast
1 hour 21 minutes
2 months ago
From Snapchat to Murder: How I Lost My Son to Knife Crime
This is one of the hardest and most powerful conversations we’ve ever had on The School Podcast. In this episode, we hear the heartbreaking story of a father who lost her son to knife crime — a tragedy that started from something as simple as a Snapchat post. We explore the dangerous link between social media, youth culture, and violence, and what schools, parents, and communities can do to protect young people before it’s too late. This is not just a story about loss — it’s a call for cha...
School Podcast
In this live episode of The School Podcast, former headteacher, Ofsted inspector and founder of Courageous Leadership Diana Osagie shares what it really means to lead with courage in education and beyond. She unpacks: Her journey from failed A-Levels to executive headteacher What courageous leadership actually is Why leaders must build a tribe and stop leading alone How low expectations get baked into schools and teams The role of discomfort, resilience and real relationships in leadership ...
