Welcome to #WomenEd West Midlands, England
Check out our blogs and events, and get in touch with the network leaders in your region.
Latest West Midlands England Blogs
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By Kiran Satti @miss_k_sunray3 Overcoming a fear. To care. Following your heart. To speak up. Paving your own path. Stepping in to the unknown. Being brave isn't always doing that one amazing thing. It's the culmination of all those brave steps you...3532 Hits · 0 comments · Read More
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‘Step Up’ to Leadership: Be a Male Ally
by Ben Hobbis @MrBHobbis Are you a new leader who likes the idea of leadership but struggles to find the balance between teaching and leading? Are you someone who wants to be a leader, but not knowing how to get there, feeling a bit stagnant? You ...3345 Hits · 0 comments · Read More -
Reflections on Leadership especially when new in role
by Miriam Hussain @MiriamHussain_ I became a leader in my teacher training year and those first few years of leadership are what I reflect on the most. Initiatives that I did well but more importantly what I could have done better. Here are my top...3664 Hits · 0 comments · Read More
Network Leaders
Kiran Satti
Kiran is an award‑winning primary teacher and leader specialising in reading, literacy and DEI.
She writes, speaks and advocates for diverse children’s literature, pupil agency and equitable global education.
She is currently Deputy Principal and National Curriculum Lead for Early Reading.
Mary Berry
Teaching for 30 yr in state secondary schools. Mum of four, whilst working full-time as Head of Science. Passionately believe in equity and open access to effective and compassionate leadership.
Advanced Teaching & Learning Consultant, Science Lead SCITT, Coach, Mentor to teachers at all career stages, Fellow of Chartered College of Teaching, Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology and Adult Mental Health First Aider.
I want to help and support people in their career journey.
Sophia Kapcia
Dr Sophia Kapcia is a secondary school English teacher and visiting lecturer at Birmingham Newman University.
She holds a PhD in Education, and her research focusses on intersectionality, equity within the English classroom, neurodiversity, SEND, and inclusive practice.
With more than 22 years of teaching experience, Sophia brings both classroom expertise and research-informed insights to her work on raising achievement and closing the attainment gap.
Ranjna Taheem
Ranjna is an experienced school leader and former AST, SLE and ELE, specialising in evidence-based improvement, early years, and inclusion.
She champions trauma-informed practices to drive early development and advocates for women's mental health.
She is currently Deputy Head and EYFS Phase Lead.