Brent is brimming with ambition and opportunity. We are proud to be one of the UK's most diverse and vibrant boroughs, with a growing population that reflects the energy and creativity of our communities.
Our schools are among the best in London. Our primaries achieve excellent Key Stage 2 results, and our secondaries deliver exceptional academic progress. We’re committed to supporting these high standards and working in strong partnership with all school settings across the borough.
But this is not a traditional Director of Education role. While you will champion school effectiveness and engage regularly with headteachers, you will also be accountable for a broad remit spanning inclusion forchildren with special educational needs and disabilities, the increasingly complex school place planning agenda, and the strategic relationships that underpin successful outcomes for children and young people.
You will play a leading role across the wider children’s system, working closely with health, commissioning and other key stakeholders, shaping services for children and families, and providing oversight of substantial budgets, including children in care placements.
It is a unique opportunity to use your system leadership skills to positively impact the future for Brent’s children and young people.
Visit www.ransleyboardman.com or contact jo@ransleyboardman.com (07834 030501) or penny@ransleyboardman.com (07549 233685).
Closing date: 4 December 2026
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Director of Education, Partnerships And Strategy in City of London employer: Brent Council
Brent Council is an exceptional employer, dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment for its employees. With a strong focus on professional development, staff are encouraged to grow their skills while making a meaningful impact in the community by supporting families and children with complex needs. The collaborative culture within the Early Years Inclusion Support Team ensures that every team member feels valued and empowered to contribute to the well-being of the borough's youngest residents.
