Roche’s special insight the best of both worlds
Principal Sue Roche is comfortable with the notion that leadership in education is not something reserved for those in the top position. Having spent the last 27 years working across both mainstream and special schools in Canberra, and with a recent NEiTA award tucked under her professional belt, the head of Cranleigh School shares her unique approach to leading in a special school and explains how she is working to break down the stigma.
Sue Roche knows what it takes to lead in a special education setting.
This story appeared in the March 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
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