HFL Education (formerly Herts for Learning) is a not-for-profit organisation providing all the services, training and resources needed to deliver a great education to every child.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHFL Education (formerly Herts for Learning) is a not-for-profit organisation providing all the services, training and resources needed to deliver a great education to every child.
Recent episodes include "Bonus episode: AEPA Round Table: Education priorities, curriculum reform and inclusion" (28 October 2026, 22 minutes), "How can school leaders create a sustainable SEND provision?" (16 October 2026, 22 minutes), and "How can school leaders create a sustainable future in the face of falling rolls?" (2 October 2026, 23 minutes).
HFL Education publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 31 episodes.
Booking probability for HFL Education is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. HFL Education requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. HFL Education's contact route on record: verified email.
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HFL Education is an education podcast with 31 episodes published.
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Episode #3
What could the latest education policy priorities mean for schools, trusts and local education partnerships? In this special bonus episode we bring you a roundtable discussion, produced in partnership with AEPA and...
Episode #2
How can schools deliver effective SEND provision while managing growing financial pressures? With increasing numbers of pupils with complex needs in mainstream education, school leaders face a difficult balancing act...
Episode #1
Falling rolls and declining pupil numbers are putting increasing pressure on school leaders, with funding, staffing, class sizes and curriculum planning all affected. So how can school leaders respond to falling rolls...
Episode #10
Recruitment and retention remain one of the greatest challenges facing education, but attracting people into schools is only part of the solution. As the workforce evolves, school leaders must rethink how they recruit...
HFL Education
Recruitment and retention are some of the biggest challenges facing schools, with staff shortages, rising absence and increasing workload placing significant pressure on leaders. But are schools asking the right...
Episode #8
School complaints are a normal part of educational leadership, but what happens when a complaint becomes persistent, unreasonable or impossible to resolve? As schools face increasingly complex complaints, leaders are...
Episode #7
As AI transforms the way we communicate, it is also changing the nature of complaints received by schools. In this episode Catherine Loake is joined by Emma Murray, Headteacher of Camps Hill Primary School and Co-CEO of...
Episode #6
<p>Catherine Loake is joined once again by Carol Bennett to explore the growing contradictions within the education system and the impact these tensions are having on school leaders.</p><p>The conversation examines the...
Episode #5
<p>Change is a constant in school, but not all change is created equal. While curriculum developments are often embraced, changes to systems, processes, and back-office functions can prove far more challenging.</p><p>In...
Episode #4
<p>To insource or to outsource? That is the question. </p><p>In this episode, Catherine Loake, Director of Business Services at HFL Education, is joined by Jackie Keegan, Head of Financial Services, to unpack the...
Episode #3
<p>As financial pressures across education continue to intensify, more and more schools are finding themselves approaching, or already in, deficit.</p><p>In this episode, Catherine Loake, Director of Business Services...
Episode #2
<p>Technology in schools can be a powerful tool, or a significant burden. In this episode, Catherine Loake, Director of Business Services at HFL Education, is joined by Zoran Dimitrijevic, Head of Technology in Schools...
Episode #1
<p>School leaders are under unprecedented pressure. With growing responsibilities, rising costs, and limited budgets, the challenge of delivering high-quality education while maintaining financial stability has never...
Episode #4
<p> A quick audio overview of our Summer 2025 AI and EdTech newsletter, featuring key updates, tools, and training opportunities for educators and leaders.</p>
Episode #19
<p>In our first episode Shammi and Rachel about how vital RE is. Now listen to them discuss the Child Q case, race equity and advice to young people and headteachers.</p><p>HFL Education (formally Herts for Learning) is...
Episode #18
<p>Listen to Shammi Rahman, HFL Education’s Race Equality Adviser and Rachel de Souza, Children’s Commissioner for England discuss the importance of RE for young people and bringing communities together in our special...
Episode #17
<p>For our first podcast episode of the 2022/23 academic year, HFL Primary English Advisers, Kathy Roe and Juliet McCullion discuss all things <b>Reading Fluency</b><b> </b>with special guests from the renowned...
Episode #16
<p>At Herts for Learning we are committed to supporting and welcoming individuals from all backgrounds and lived experiences to feel connected, authentic and have a sense of belonging within our diverse community while...
Episode #15
<p>In a very special episode released to commemorate Stephen Lawrence Day on Friday 22nd April, Herts for Learning welcomes the Hon Stuart Lawrence to Ed Talks UK. </p><p>Stuart is the younger brother of Stephen...
Episode #14
<p>June O’Sullivan MBE , CEO, London Early Years Foundation joins Mireille MacRaild, Education Services Director - Early Years at HfL to discuss the impact of the pandemic on children’s learning and development in the...
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Partner in Capital Markets & Securities and Mergers & Acquisitions groups, Chair of the Board of Partners, Dublin City University Business School
Network & Training Manager Special Operations, High Performance Mindfulness
Certified High-Conflict Divorce Coach and Family Law Non-Attorney Mediator, Pyramid Coaching and Consultants Limited
HfL Teaching and Learning adviser (primary), Hereford Cathedral School
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