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This is my first blog for Catch Up®, since officially joining the organisation on 1st September 2017.
I feel very privileged to be receiving the Catch Up® baton from Julie, and hope that I will lead the organisation continually forward, as we work hard to address literacy and numeracy difficulties that contribute to underachievement.
I wish Julie all the best as she steps into her new world, and thank her for all the time, effort, and care, she has taken to ensure that my induction process has been successful. She has been great to work alongside, and learn from, and is a difficult act to follow.
However, all changes in leadership are always an opportunity to have a look at what is happening in an organisation, to ask questions, and to reflect upon the answers.
So, what have I gleaned from my first few weeks in post?
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