Graham Lacey qualified as a graduate secondary school teacher in 1982 and made steady progress in his career towards senior leadership, where he specialised in curriculum reform and performance management. Until he retired, Graham maintained, as both observer and practitioner, a frequent presence in the classroom. It was here that he remained most at home in the profession, as he held a lifelong passion for his teaching subject, History, as well as a deep belief in the principles and benefits of a liberal education.
Life at the Chalkface
From his first day of teaching in one of the most deprived towns in the United Kingdom to the end of his career as headteacher of a large international school, Graham Lacey reflects on thirty-five years at the ‘chalkface’, through a number of specific experiences that helped shape his views, pra...
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