ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Ebor Talk is an additional communication channel for staff and stakeholders of Ebor Academy Trust. As well as websites, videos and newsletters, our podcasts will feature commentary and useful information about primary education matters specifically relating to our trust and the education provision at our schools.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 69 days
Average audio length:
22 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
6 episodes
since Sept. 20, 2023
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Chief Executive Gail Brown talks with Director of Education Dave Barber, Wellbeing Lead Rebecca McGuinn, Executive Headteacher Vicki Shaw and Headteachers Laura Robinson and Ben Greene about the trust's three key priorities for the next two years: Early Years, Mental Wellbeing and Community. It's a…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Debs Meiklejohn, Ebor's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Lead, talks about the complexities and challenges facing SEND pupils and their families and how the trust is working hard to make sure all our children have access to a high quality education that's right for them
In this special, feature-length edition of Ebor Talk, we explore how and why Ebor Academy Trust was set up and speak to key people involved.
Former Haxby Road governor Rachel Totton, now chair of the trust, explains how the school was "rescued" thanks to local intervention. Founding chief executi…
Jo Sawyer, headteacher at Park Grove Primary Academy in York, talks with Sue Hinchcliffe, director of apprenticeships, about how she overcame misgivings about apprentices and how now she’d never be without them. There's more information on our website: www.ebor.academy
Laura Jackson, headteacher at All Saints Church of England Federation of Academies, Hessle, chats with Sue Hinchcliffe, director of apprenticeships, about how the programme empowers apprentices, encourages existing staff and sparks more professional discussions within the entire school community. M…
Sue Hinchliffe, director of apprenticeships, talks with Ben Greene, headteacher at Brotherton and Byram Community Primary Academy, about the value and considerable merits of Ebor’s Early Years Educator apprenticeship programme. For more details, visit www.ebor.academy
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