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The case for using student voice in teacher selection and recruitment: reflections from a school leader

Peter Kent

Management in Education 2012 26:3, 148-149

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The case for using student voice in teacher selection and recruitment: reflections from a school leader

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Lawrence Sheriff School, UK
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First Published July 18, 2012 Research Article

https://doi.org/10.1177/0892020612445690

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Volume: 26 issue: 3, page(s): 148-149

Article first published online: July 18, 2012; Issue published: July 1, 2012

Peter Kent

Biography

Peter Kent has written articles for a range of educational journals and is actively involved in research projects with the National College for School Leadership. He is honorary treasurer of the Association of School and College Leaders, the main professional association for secondary leaders in the UK and is headteacher at Lawrence Sheriff School in Rugby. Email: headmaster@lawrencesheriffschool.com

Lawrence Sheriff School, UK

Corresponding Author: Peter Kent, Lawrence Sheriff School, Clifton Road, Rugby, CV21 3AG, United Kingdom Email: headmaster@lawrencesheriffschool.com

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In this piece Peter Kent, headteacher of Lawrence Sheriff School in Rugby in the UK, reflects upon the role of the student voice in selecting and recruiting new teaching staff. Contextualised by some recent unsympathetic reporting in the UK media, Peter explains why for their school community, using the student voice to inform teacher recruitment has been successful.

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student interviewers, staff recruitment, schools, school community, student councils

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