The Unhappy Headteacher: Navigating headship and finding joy in the role
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The Unhappy Headteacher: Navigating headship and finding joy in the role

by Nadia Hewstone

Education Nonfiction Leadership
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The Unhappy Headteacher examines the demands and challenges of school leadership while exploring how joy can be found in the role. Nadia Hewstone offers a focused reflection on navigating headship, its pressures, and the personal experience of leading a school.

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The Unhappy Headteacher explores the experience of headship and the realities of leading a school.

It focuses on navigating the demands of the role while acknowledging the challenges that can affect a headteacher’s sense of fulfilment.

The book also considers the possibility of finding joy in headship, offering a reflective perspective on the relationship between leadership and wellbeing.

With its focus on the headteacher’s experience, it is suited to readers interested in school leadership and the personal dimensions of education management.

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