Educationally Outraged
Educationally Outraged seeks to spark discussions from all sides of the political spectrum and social standing, offering alternative interpretations of various subjects.
We will discuss everything from education to mental health, from politics to social issues, and all that lies in between.
Each episode aims to provide a platform for voices - primarily mine, but more importantly the voices of others who may have differing opinions on topics that matter deeply to them.
Educationally Outraged
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I once wrote a message in the aftermath of an election, convinced I was being overly dramatic. Years later, I found those words again — and realised they weren’t exaggeration, but anticipation. This episode is a reflection on what happens when warnings are dismissed, and power is handed to those least fit to hold it.
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Disclaimer: As a serving Headteacher in London, UK, it’s important to please note that the views shared on this podcast- whether from me, my guests, or any associated with Educationally Outraged- are independent and do not reflect the official stance of my school, my Local Authority or the Department for Education. This independence underscores our unwavering commitment to valuing diverse opinions, including those of all staff within these institutions, and by extension, our listeners.