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Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson
As a teacher for over 27 years, Gary Wilson has led award-winning campaigns, written several books and delivered training in hundreds of schools on the issue of raising boys’ achievement. Gary endorses the power of the whole-school approach to motivate boys to achieve their full potential.
Events with Gary Wilson
Gary Wilson Event Overview
Find out more about Gary's full day event, 'Raising Boys' Achievement: Closing the Gap'.
Contact your local educational consultant
To find out more about attending or hosting an event with Gary Wilson, contact your local consultant.
Gary Wilson shares ideas on raising boys' achievement
Parental Engagement (video)
Gary Wilson suggests how to involve parents and practical tips that you can give them.
1 min 44 seconds
Five Top Tips for getting boys reading (video)
When it comes to reading, creative ideas are often needed to get boys hooked - and to stay that way. Gary gives his top tips for parents on how to encourage boys to read.
The Importance of Putting Boys on the Agenda (video)
Gary Wilson considers how putting boys’ achievement on the school improvement plan can benefit the whole school.
1 min 59 seconds
Gary Wilson on Oxford Owl
Gary Wilson on Oxford Owl
Get school improvement advice from Gary's Oxford Owl page
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Professional Development 
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Parental Engagement (video)Gary Wilson suggests how to involve parents in their children's learning and practical tips that you can give them. 1 min 44 seconds |
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Professional Development 
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The Importance of Putting Boys on the Agenda (video)Gary Wilson explains why he first became interested in the issue of raising boys’ achievement. He looks at why putting boys’ achievement on school improvement plan is crucial and how it can benefit the whole school. 1 min 59 seconds |
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Oxford Reading BuddyTransform reading and comprehension in your school with Oxford Reading Buddy |
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Project XProject X marks the spot... where every child is inspired and supported |
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