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Key Voices #73 - Rural schools, SRE, Pupil Voice and Ethical Leadership with The Revd Nigel Genders
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Key Voices #73 - Rural schools, SRE, Pupil Voice and Ethical Leadership with The Revd Nigel Genders

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Descripción de Key Voices #73 - Rural schools, SRE, Pupil Voice and Ethical Leadership with The Revd Nigel Genders

“We need to find more ways to make sure that we as a church in education hear what young people have got to say, they’ve got a lot to say and we need to hear it”
This week we talk to The Reverend Nigel Genders, Chief Education Officer at The Church of England. We discuss the Church of England’s role in running schools and teacher training establishments, and its vision for education. 
We consider the challenges small rural Church of England primary schools face and how they are collaborating to support each other. We also cover topics such as RSE, the importance of pupil voice and why we need an Ethical Leadership Commission. 
The RSHE resources that Reverend Nigel mentions can be found here.
This interview was recorded in March.
“In an exam based system everyone’s striving for particular results, at what cost? When we start to ask the question in terms of the impact of this in terms of either the way I’m driving people through particular hoops and narrowing down their choices to get to those hoops or I’m not making some children welcome in my school because it might affect my exam results. No-one went into teaching to do that but sometimes the intended consequences of what we’ve developed as policies can have that effect and its only when you look at them in the cold light of day that you realise I never wanted to do that”

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