Margaret Maden

Professor Margaret Maden (born 16 April 1940) is a British educationalist who was Headteacher of Islington Green School in Inner London from 1975 to 1983. She is said to have led the school from being "on the brink of closure" to becoming over-subscribed. During her tenure, members of the school's choir sang, initially unbeknownst to her, on Pink Floyd's number one hit: "Another Brick in the Wall Part II". Provided by Wikipedia
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    Shifting gear changing patterns of educational governance in Europe ; a research monograph for the Association of Education Committees (AEC) Trust

    Shifting gear changing patterns of educational governance in Europe ; a research monograph for the Association of Education Committees (AEC) Trust by Maden, Margaret

    Published 2000
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    Planning for school development a Warwickshire initiative

    Planning for school development a Warwickshire initiative by Maden, Margaret, Tomlinson, John

    Published 1991
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    Managing education in partnership the case for local government

    Managing education in partnership the case for local government by Gee, Ruth, Maden, Margaret

    Published 1988
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