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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. More details on our apprenticeships at www.ebor.academy.
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