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The apples gather for a ceremonious party, Rosie is ready to be picked from the tree and united with her loving parents, Mr and Mrs Russet. But amongst the guests are Bad Apples who send the party into disarray, then the dastardly Pieman arrives looking for fresh apples and the hunt is on.
Discusses about leadership and gender. This book draws on the author's experience as a teacher and management development consultant in education, as well as her research into gender issues over a number of years. It makes a theoretical contribution to the debate about educational leadership. It is suitable for women and men in education.
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