Zoë Paramour worked her way up from NQT to Assistant Headteacher in five years and has been a middle teacher for three. She has worked in a number of very different schools and has held a variety of posts. Zoë is currently a middle leader in a primary school in North London. She is also a freelance writer and journalist specialising in education and politics, as well as the founder of the award-winning blog The Girl on the Piccadilly Line. She writes for a number of national publications, including The Independent, The Huffington Post, The IB Times and The New Statesman.

From finding the right role and developing your vision, to owning your weaknesses and genuinely working on them, Zoë Paramour’s book is a must-read for any current or aspiring middle leader. It will bring useful insights for those situations you have not yet experienced and smiles for those you recognise. Middle leaders make things happen and this book will empower and support you to do this. A thoroughly fantastic read.

Zoë Paramour worked her way up from NQT to Assistant Headteacher in five years and has been a middle teacher for three. She has worked in a number of very different schools and has held a variety of posts. Zoë is currently a middle leader in a primary school in North London. She is also a freelance writer and journalist specialising in education and politics, as well as the founder of the award-winning blog The Girl on the Piccadilly Line. She writes for a number of national publications, including The Independent, The Huffington Post, The IB Times and The New Statesman.

From finding the right role and developing your vision, to owning your weaknesses and genuinely working on them, Zoë Paramour’s book is a must-read for any current or aspiring middle leader. It will bring useful insights for those situations you have not yet experienced and smiles for those you recognise. Middle leaders make things happen and this book will empower and support you to do this. A thoroughly fantastic read.

Zoë Paramour worked her way up from NQT to Assistant Headteacher in five years and has been a middle teacher for three. She has worked in a number of very different schools and has held a variety of posts. Zoë is currently a middle leader in a primary school in North London. She is also a freelance writer and journalist specialising in education and politics, as well as the founder of the award-winning blog The Girl on the Piccadilly Line. She writes for a number of national publications, including The Independent, The Huffington Post, The IB Times and The New Statesman.

From finding the right role and developing your vision, to owning your weaknesses and genuinely working on them, Zoë Paramour’s book is a must-read for any current or aspiring middle leader. It will bring useful insights for those situations you have not yet experienced and smiles for those you recognise. Middle leaders make things happen and this book will empower and support you to do this. A thoroughly fantastic read.