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He runs an educational consultancy, Learn2Transform, which works both in the UK and internationally.<ref>[http://www.learn2transform.com Learn2Transform website], accessed August 2015</ref> | He runs an educational consultancy, Learn2Transform, which works both in the UK and internationally.<ref>[http://www.learn2transform.com Learn2Transform website], accessed August 2015</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:28, 14 July 2016
David Crossley is a consultant on education and school reform.
He describes himself as an 'education consultant specialising in leadership development, school and system transformation'[1]
He runs an educational consultancy, Learn2Transform, which works both in the UK and internationally.[2]
He is executive director of the Whole Education network.
Clients
- Whole Education; Crossley is supporting the development of the Whole Education Network.
- Tribal: Crossley led the development of Tribal’s "Inspirational Schools" model
Other listed clients include:
as well as local authorities in the UK, headteacher organisations, schools and academies.
References
- ↑ David Crossley, LinkedIn profile, accessed August 2015
- ↑ Learn2Transform website, accessed August 2015
