
Ed Robbins
CEO of Fresh Start in Education, a UK-based social impact education organization working with young people excluded from traditional schools
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Jun 18, 2026
Leadership in Social Impact Education with Ed Robbins
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Dale PicklesHOST
and the culture set in the school and those expectations around what learning looks like in the school and what those requirements are and how micromanaged people are and things like that, those leaders kind of set that tone, don't they?

Ed RobbinsGUEST
I guess, like I'm saying, from our perspective, not as a school, but yeah, we've seen that, that we want to model with our staff what we want to see in the young people.

Ed RobbinsGUEST
And I think that's so key, like we've been talking about really, recognising behaviour as communication in staff and as a leader, recognising that and being able to help and absorb the pressures the staff are having then helps to... that, that with the students as well.

Ed RobbinsGUEST
I think it is so much about having the right culture, trying to build something we've worked really hard on is having psychological safety within settings and know that people feel that they can be themselves as, as a person in their workplace.
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