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Ruth Whymark

Associate Director of Education for the AISL Harrow Group in Hong Kong

Harrow International School Hong Kong

With over fifteen years of headship experience in Asia, the Middle East, and London, Ruth brings a diverse perspective to global education. Ruth has led schools in a variety of contexts, from challenging inner-city environments to high-performing state and international schools, driving her commitment to social justice, equity, inclusion, and wellbeing. Ruth credits school success to strong, collaborative teams of educators who deliver a curriculum celebrating each student’s uniqueness. She is passionate about fostering professional learning communities that enable personal and academic growth. Central to her approach is the belief that all pupils can achieve highly, supported by values-driven leadership and trusting relationships across school communities.

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    1. ISN Live: Managing conflict; building teams that work

      In this event, experienced senior leaders explore what makes a strong and cohesive teaching team, and examine practical ways to acknowledge and navigate conflict.

      • Continued Professional Development,
      • Leadership Coaching,
      • School Culture & Community Engagement,
      • School Leadership,
      • Wellbeing in Schools
      Read article 90 minute read
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    2. Women in Leadership: Ruth Whymark

      In this next interview, we speak to Ruth Whymark, Senior Vice-Principal and Head of Primary at Doha College, Ruth provides thoughtful reflections on the experiences of women in school leadership, and highlights the importance of leading with authenticity.

      • Alumni Engagement,
      • Leadership Coaching,
      • Research in Education,
      • School Culture & Community Engagement,
      • School Leadership,
      • Teaching Theory, Practice & Implementation
      Read article 19 minute read
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