Technology changes. Schools need people who understand both.
GenTech was created from inside education — bringing together school leadership, technology, AI, curriculum, digital transformation and the practical reality of teaching and learning.
Work With GenTech
Technology is changing. Let's make sense of it together.
Technology is easy to talk about. Making it work in a school is different.
GenTech exists because schools don't need more technology for technology's sake. They need people who understand what technology is capable of — and what it actually means for leaders, teachers and learners.
My career has moved between education, leadership, curriculum, technology and digital transformation. That means GenTech is grounded in the reality of schools rather than being built around technology alone.
The work is about making complicated things understandable, helping people develop confidence and creating practical ways for technology to improve education.
Built through real educational environments.
Education, leadership, technology and digital transformation.
Experience supporting schools through technology and educational development.
Educational impact across thousands of learners.
Experience supporting staff through digital capability and AI development.
More than AI.
GenTech brings together the strategic, technical and human sides of technology in education.
Strategy
AI implementation, digital transformation, technology planning and turning emerging technology into something schools can actually work with.
People
CPD, workshops, coaching and practical development that helps people move from uncertainty to confident action.
Safe Technology
AI governance, data privacy, GDPR, safeguarding, risk and responsible approaches to emerging technology.
Education
Curriculum, teaching, learning, digital literacy and the practical realities of working in schools.
Technology should improve life.
We want young people to see technology as something they can understand, question, create with and use responsibly — not something that controls them.
Technology should create possibility, not pressure. It should help teachers do more of what matters and help learners develop the skills, judgement and confidence to navigate an increasingly digital world.
Practical. Human. Curious.
Good technology work starts with listening — not arriving with a pre-packaged solution.
Listen
Understand your school, your people, your priorities and where the real pressure points are.
Make Sense
Turn a fast-moving technology landscape into clear, useful decisions.
Build
Develop practical capability through strategy, CPD, workshops and hands-on activity.
Stay With You
Technology keeps changing. GenTech is designed to remain a trusted source of support as it does.
Education, leadership and technology.
GenTech sits at the intersection of educational leadership, technology and practical implementation.
Fellow of WCIT and member of the Education and Panel Committee, contributing to work connected to technology, education and the wider information technology community.
Good education doesn't happen in isolation.
GenTech brings together schools, educators, technology organisations, businesses, charities and creative partners to create opportunities for learners and staff.
The aim is simple: give schools access to people, ideas and opportunities that can extend learning beyond the classroom.