Prof Adam Boddison is an inclusive and innovative leader of education and enterprise with a broad portfolio of experience both in the UK and overseas.
Adam is also:
- National Leader of Governance – Department for Education
- Chief Executive – National Association for Special Educational Needs
- Trustee – Academies Enterprise Trust
- Trustee – Active Learning Trust
- Chair – Whole School SEND Consortium
- Trustee – Potential Trust
- Director – Leading Learning SEND CiC
- Director – ABC Learning
- Partner – Seventh Wave Training
- Visiting Professor – University of Wolverhampton
- External Examiner – Manchester Metropolitan University
- Member of Editorial Advisory Board for Open University Press
- Member of Editorial Advisory Board for Wiley-Blackwell
- Fellow of the RSA
Notable experience includes:
– Director of the Centre for Professional Education at the University of Warwick, where Adam led the centre to Ofsted Outstanding judgements for both primary and secondary teacher training provision and ran a number of international education projects
– Academic Principal for the global educational social network, IGGY
– Chief External Examiner for the Undergraduate Secondary Education Degree at Edge Hill University
– 10 years experience in the Residential Life Team at the University of Warwick, including five years as Warden of the Heronbank and Lakeside Student Village
– Author of The Maths behind the Magic
– Series Editor for a suite of A-level Maths and Further Maths text books (Harper Collins, Cambridge International Education)
– Public profile through the media and through research/conferences
– Qualified clinical hypnotherapist (Institute of Clinical Hypnosis)
Adam’s other notable memberships:
– Special Schools Voice – a collaborative assembly, offering a voice to special schools
– National SEND Forum – a politically neutral forum of providers, champions and commissioners of SEND, facilitated by FLSE (Federation of Leaders of Special Education)
– Adam chairs the SEND Reference Group, a national coalition of specialists convened to provide expert advice to the Department for Education