Wendy Baxter

Daniel Shoubridge

Daniel has been teaching in secondary schools for over 20 years with over 10 years' experience at senior leadership level. Currently privileged to hold the prestigious role of Principal at Humberston Academy since 2017. Daniel's leadership specialisms include teaching and learning, curriculum, behaviour and attitudes. An advocate for developing wider personal development within education. Daniel is proud to be Senior Trust Link Governor at Skegness Grammar School and was accredited with NPQH in 2021 and the National SENCO Award in 2023.

Nancy Malkin

I started teaching as a secondary English teacher and have Approved Teacher Status (ATS) for dyslexia. I have been an LA adviser for secondary English, Pupil Premium and Inclusion.
Currently I am a LA Senior School Improvement Officer covering primary and secondary schools and colleges in North Lincs. This role includes responsibility for vulnerable pupils and transition and I am a tutor for the North Lincs SCITT programme. I also oversee safeguarding in schools which includes dealing with complaints made to Ofsted.

Amanda Griffiths

With over 20 years of experience in Education, Amanda Griffiths is the Director of L.E.A.D. Teaching School Hub. With a reach across Lincolnshire and the East Midlands, this also includes 25 Primary and Secondary Academies within L.E.A.D. Academy Trust itself.

Amanda is primarily responsible for leading a staff team to provide the highest quality CPD for teachers and support staff at every stage of their career. Collaborating with a range of partners and specialists across the region, Amanda ensures that all expertise are well coordinated, coherent and sourced for every strand of professional development. Amanda is equally responsible for leading both an English and RSHE Hub, designated nationally by the DfE. As an accredited delivery partner for NPQs, Amanda also has extensive experience of delivering leadership qualifications and training in a range of contexts.

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Prior to this Teaching School position, Amanda has been a Headteacher and Executive Headteacher of two primary academies in Lincolnshire. These academies were newly built in 2006 and 2016 where she was central in their journey to Outstanding. Amanda therefore has an understanding of high standards, growth and consistency in relation to leadership. Â Amanda has equally been fortunate enough to support leaders in other schools and academies across Lincolnshire and the East Midlands, driving school improvement and ensuring that impact is sustained. Based upon research and practice within schools, Amanda has been responsible for writing and leading the 'Active Brand', a commercial programme which has been purchased and implemented in over 100 schools to date across the region. This has been proven to have an impact upon outcomes in English and Mathematics.

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Finally Amanda contributes strategically across the region and is a member of the Strategic Education Improvement Board for Nottingham, The University of Nottingham, The East Midlands Maths Hub and a Chartered College/TDT associate.

Clair Mills

I am currently very privileged to be the principal at Eastfield Academy in Northampton. I have had various leadership roles previously, including being deputy head at Kings Heath Academy. I have always had a  keen interest in leadership, professional development and ITT. I have been on different steering groups for the University of Northampton and supported a range of routes into teaching. I am part of the Trust Primary Teaching and Learning Community which has enabled me to work with a variety of leaders and teachers across the Trust. I am also passionate about the importance of Early Years and will happily talk about how important these foundations are for all of our pupils to succeed!

Emma Marshall

Principal at Havelock Academy since 2019, after holding various roles at the academy in the years prior to this, including seeing the transition from Havelock School to Havelock Academy, and so being part of the creation of DRET from the very start. Â Â Leadership specialisms include teaching and learning, professional development and the wider curriculum. Â I have taught music and drama for many years and am a strong advocate for enrichment in schools - especially singing!

Emily McCullagh

Emily joined her current school as a trainee teacher in 2014 and returned in 2017 as the year 6 class teacher. Following a successful secondment, as an associate assistant Headteacher, Emily became Head of School and SENDco in January 2020. Emily became Headteacher in June 2020 and is currently completing my Masters in Catholic leadership. Emily also has a doctorate in theology and completed the NPQSL in 2019.