Ishmael Beah recounted his experiences of the war in Sierra Leone and of his slow and painful rehabilitation. His observations of the value of the gift of education and the way that the western world squanders this precious resource were both funny and moving.
Ishmael's message to education leaders in the hall was that they need to give all children the same chances, even if that means taking a risk, and that they should work to ensure that children and teachers understand the humanity of all peoples and cultures.
The National College for School Leadership (NCSL) works to make a difference to children's lives through excellent school leadership – growing and supporting current and future school leaders so that they can have a positive impact within and beyond their schools.
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