This week, the team interview Chris Kimberley, the Principal of Trinity Academy Whitehill.

Chris tells us his journey as someone who joined education later in his career. You will find it really useful to hear from how he approached building up his knowledge and experience to enable him to progress in his career.

This week's episode is slightly different as our very own Mike Fitzsimons swaps his interviewers chair for the hot seat.

Mike tells us about his leadership journey that has led him to being the founding principal of Trinity Academy Sixth Form. His story is sure to resonate with leaders from all sectors and levels as he talks about the importance of integrity and humility to support leading successful organisations.

Shona Vallance is a founding member of staff at Trinity Academy St Edward’s. Hailing from Barnsley,

Shona shares her journey of helping to build an outstanding school in her hometown, reflecting on the leadership lessons she’s learned along the way and the passion that drives her professional curiosity.

We’re joined by Gemma Mitchell, Director of HR at Trinity Multi-Academy Trust. Gemma offers a fascinating look into the world of human resources, exploring how the profession supports leaders at every level of education and how to progress within HR.

She’s a fantastic guest, and you’ll hear her explain why becoming an expert in your role is essential before taking the next step.

Welcome to this week's episode. Today, we hear from Tom Taylor, principal at Trinity Academy Bradford, who takes on a journey through his career from being an early career teacher to leading a turnaround school.

We hear his advice on the importance of character and meaning what you say. He also shares insights into how he has managed different steps in his career and the importance of having a strong network.

To open season three, we were delighted to be joined by Lisa McIntosh. Lisa has an incredible story of leadership in many different contexts.

As an athlete, she was the last person to lead a Great Britain rugby league team to a series win over Australia; whilst in education, Lisa has worked with some of Wakefield's most vulnerable young people for more than 20 years.

Lisa has seen so much over her career and is the very deserving winner of a Pearson Teaching Award.

Welcome to the final episode of season 2. In this week's special season review our presenters reflect on their favorite interview, We explore some of the key themes to emerge from this season including; building a successful team, the importance of mission alignment and celebrating longevity within teaching and education.

A special thank you to all who have taken the time to share their journeys and take part in this season.

Join us as we look back on some of these key moments from season 2

Welcome to this week's episode. Today, we hear from Rob Marsh as he shares his career progression - from senior leadership to becoming an executive principal.

We explore the importance of teamwork, the value of culture, and the need to truly understand and support young people with the daily challenges they face.

Rob also shares his three key pieces of career advice and highlights the importance of becoming an expert in your field.

In the final round of the book title challenge, we have our final scores for this season.