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Charlotte Clarke psychologist, speaker, trauma expert

How we show up matters

How we work matters as much as what we do.

Schools invite us into complex environments - often at moments of pressure, uncertainty or change.

You should know what we can do. But we think it matters just as much that you know what it will feel like to work with us.

How we show up

Steady in complexity

 Schools carry competing pressures, priorities, and needs. We bring clarity and calm, not more urgency and noise.

Direct with care

We’ll notice what isn’t working and we’ll say it. We'll say it clearly, compassionately, and without shame, blame or diminishing the people doing the work.

Walking with you

You know your setting, your people, and your community. We bring another lens, experience and expertise - and then work alongside you to strengthen what is already there.

Sustained capacity

We share our thinking, explain the why, and make recommendations practical and accessible. The aim is never dependency. It is confident people who can keep the work moving when we’re gone.

Serious about the work.

Light about ourselves.

We prepare properly. We care deeply. We’ll have the difficult conversations and do the hard yards with you.

But we also bring warmth, perspective, humour, and probably too much coffee...

Gareth Lewis expert in equity, attendance and PRU leadership
Charlotte Clarke, co-founder, Navigate Eduction

Our great people

As founders, Gareth & Charlotte may  be the people that  step into schools, but Navigate is strengthened every day by the team, the partners, the children, the friends, and the families who shape our world and remind us of what matters.

Maureen McKenna, Director of Education, Glasgow
John Sullivan School improvement advisor
Lucy Stewart Project Manager
Lauren Devins Relationship Manager
Tania Robinson, Research and Policy Expert
Maz Williams Client Service Manager

No one left behind

For us, that means more than inclusion.

It means belonging without lowering expectations. Access to learning and achievement. Adults who feel capable and fulfilled. Families who feel part of the picture. Communities with hope for what comes next. That’s the direction we’re working towards.

Gareth Lewis: speaker, behaviour expert, school leader
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