Sam Henson, NGA Director of Policy and Information, reflects on the board’s role in driving, fostering and encouraging curriculum growth and development. This webinar explores what should drive the curriculum and its rationale, with a focus on intent, implementation and impact.
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Sam Henson
Deputy Chief Executive
Sam oversees NGA’s policy, communications and research services, supporting NGA to achieve positive change in the policy of school governance. He is the policy lead for NGA’s work on the governance of multi academy trusts.
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