About

Paul is an expert in organisational design, his knowledge built on decades of practical teaching experience and research.

It’s the perfect combination of knowledge and skills and, as far as Paul is aware, there are no other consultants working specifically in that area of organisational design in education.

Paul’s system has been successfully utilised by a number of departments and individuals.

His experience includes: assisting a school to adopt a knowledge management system, creating policies and strategies to improve school efficiency and student learning.

Paul has been recognised as one of the most effective teachers in raising standards in high performing students.

He was a leading teacher at a high-performance school, where he created a winning
culture for national competitions.

He set up the first computer lab at Queen Mary’s College, Basingstoke, UK and ensured it was gender-friendly so as to encourage girls to also attend.

Paul is also the award-winning designer of a wildlife conservation course, and he also designed lessons where the student outcome was amongst the best in the region.

He has set up a faculty from scratch, and gained local and regional recognition for his efficacy.

It is this level of efficiency that Paul brings to each of his clients. His mentoring involves carefully constructed ideas that have been proven to work over time.

To ensure they do work, Paul provides a roadmap for the long-term journey.

Paul is also an avid researcher and since the early 1980s has been scouring journals, catalogues and websites to find the latest material around education, ecology and geography.

Paul creates reviews of this material as a free resource for teachers, uploading an average of 25-30 books per year.