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Leadership structures in 'outstanding' schools

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Last updated on 11 May 2018
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How you structure your leadership team is an important decision. To help you with this, have a look at how some ‘outstanding’ schools have structured their leadership teams, and read advice on how you can organise your staffing structure.

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  1. 1 Primary school examples
  2. 2 Secondary school examples
  3. 3 Special school example
  4. 4 Advice

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