Our staff have valuable expertise, long experience and endless patience in allowing adolescents to find their adult selves. Explore our blog to find out what they know. Among them you'll also find a growing number of pupil vloggers who are keen to tell you at first hand what it's like to be at Bryanston.
William Ings has been Head of Teaching and Learning at Bryanston School since September 2015, a role which brings pedagogy and the investment in teacher practice to the heart of the School.
Previously, William was Head of Academic Music and also BC Coordinator. Before working at Bryanston, William taught Music (and was the school accompanist) at Godolphin School in Salisbury, a girls’ school for pupils aged 11-18.
William studied for his PGCE at Bath Spa having been an undergraduate at Cambridge University where he was an organ scholar.
In addition to pedagogical and musical interests, William is a keen photographer, cyclist and a dedicated motorsport fan.
Head of Teaching and Learning Will Ings reflects on Bryanston’s unique approach to online teaching and explores how the School’s teachers plan to maintain pupil engagement and enthusiasm over a sustained period…
Read More"We need to create environments in which teachers embrace the idea of continuous improvement… an acceptance that the impact of education on the lives of young people creates a moral imperative for even the best teachers to continue to improve.”(September 2014) – Dylan Wiliam...
Read MoreThis week our Head of Teaching and Learning, Will Ings, looks at the importance of reflection in learning for both pupils and staff.
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