18 juin 2026

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Corporate social responsibility is not just for large organisations. You will explore how leadership decisions affect people, communities and the environment and consider what responsible practice looks like in everyday settings. This episode encourages you to move beyond good intentions and reflect on the impact others actually experience.

Our special guest this week is Steph Larner-Pickin; who is an Assistant Headteacher in an Alternative Provision Academy and PRU in the north west of England. She has a particular interest in ethical leadership and what drives us as school leaders to make the decisions we do, including balancing accountability with compassion and the wellbeing of everyone within the organisation. Steph holds values-based practice close to her heart and believes that strong schools are built upon inclusion, justice, transparency, aspiration and trust.

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