Leadership Lessons from Southport's Darkest Days
Nothing can prepare you for the moment your community is shaken by tragedy.
I've seen how the strength of a school community lies in its people and the way they come together when everything else feels uncertain.
Sometimes, simply showing up, again and again, is the most powerful act of all
Leadership, in those moments, isn't about having all the answers. It's about bringing people together, creating space to listen, and holding steady when others need it most.
When the terrorist attack happened in Southport last July, pupils from one of our schools, Churchtown Primary, were among those affected.
Author's summary: Leadership is about showing up and supporting others in times of tragedy.
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