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The A Team
Whatever role you play in the lives of children and young people, relational practice will help you develop powerfully positive relationships that nurture aspirations, develop deep trust and support the highest standards of behaviour.
Paul Dix
Paul is an award-winning Behaviour Specialist, Writer, Speaker, Advisor and Education Reformer. He has developed a strong reputation for delivering exceptional training with remarkable outcomes. His imprint is on thousands of schools in their behaviour policy and practice. He continues to innovate training and pioneer practice to ensure schools can continue to access the highest quality behaviour support and guidance.
Charlotte Clarke
Charlotte is a school governor and a mum of 3. She combines business expertise with a lifelong commitment to improving the lives of children and young people. With lived experience of complex trauma, a background in clinical practice and a PhD in Mental Health Science, ​Charlotte designs and develops the programmes of change our schools use to upgrade their culture.
Maureen McKenna
Maureen McKenna joined Glasgow City Council in December 2007 as Director of Education and retired in January 2022. Under her leadership in Glasgow, exclusions dropped by 93% and attainment of young people increased significantly. Maureen is currently developing London's Inclusion Charter and supporting a number of other local authorities that have committed to inclusive leadership and relational practice.
Tania Robinson
Tania has a strong public affairs, policy and research background, and has worked for large charities including Breakthrough Breast Cancer and the Royal British Legion, as well as a number of local authorities. Tania leads our work with Partner Schools and supports the
team with research and policy writing.
Anna Kyrk
Anna Kyrk is an experienced teacher and school leader with 20 years’ experience working in schools, internationally and in the UK. She has most recently led school development as Head of Middle School and whole-school Deputy Head at a trail-blazing 4-18 school. Ofsted recognised the culture there as ‘fostering very strong relationships between staff and pupils’. She lives and breathes teaching and learning and is thrilled to be part of When The Adults Change.
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Susannah Jeffries
Susannah is a teacher and Is currently Depute Head at a primary school in the west of Edinburgh. She trained to be a teacher in her 30s following 15 years working as a General Manager in the theatre industry. In 2018 she completed her Diploma in Illustration at London Art College with distinction. She is so proud to be part of the work of When the Adults Change
Lucy Stewart
Lucy has a psychology degree and a varied employment background, having worked in both retail and property. At When The Adults Change, Lucy has a fine eye for detail and takes a positive approach in assisting both the team and our clients in the smooth running of operations. Even outside of work Lucy is passionate about education. She has a young daughter and lives on site in a school, as she’s the partner of a caretaker!