Ben Davis
Ben has been headteacher of St. Ambrose Barlow Roman Catholic High School since September 2015. The school was recently judged Good with Outstanding for Personal Development by Ofsted.
He is a former Chair of the Salford Headteachers and Principals Association, leads the city’s In-Year Fair Access Panel and is a member of Salford Cultural Education Partnership. He is an independent governor of Salford City College.
Trained as a teacher of Drama, Ben was previously head of a secondary school in Ayrshire and part of a national Headteachers’ group advising on the development of Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a founding member of the Education Policy Alliance.
Ben has been headteacher of St. Ambrose Barlow Roman Catholic High School since September 2015. The school was recently judged Good with Outstanding for Personal Development by Ofsted.
He is a former Chair of the Salford Headteachers and Principals Association, leads the city’s In-Year Fair Access Panel and is a member of Salford Cultural Education Partnership. He is an independent governor of Salford City College.
Trained as a teacher of Drama, Ben was previously head of a secondary school in Ayrshire and part of a national Headteachers’ group advising on the development of Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a founding member of the Education Policy Alliance.
Ben has been headteacher of St. Ambrose Barlow Roman Catholic High School since September 2015. The school was recently judged Good with Outstanding for Personal Development by Ofsted.
He is a former Chair of the Salford Headteachers and Principals Association, leads the city’s In-Year Fair Access Panel and is a member of Salford Cultural Education Partnership. He is an independent governor of Salford City College.
Trained as a teacher of Drama, Ben was previously head of a secondary school in Ayrshire and part of a national Headteachers’ group advising on the development of Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a founding member of the Education Policy Alliance.