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Mark Rhodes spoke at the IAPS Heads’ Conference in September. He was thought provoking, amusing and gave the delegates some sound techniques for improving their leadership skills. Heads have already started putting his suggestions into practice with very positive results. I highly recommend Mark as a keynote speaker.

Mark spoke at our Enrichment Programme for Stanway School Year 10 Students by spending the day with them. He gave two supportive coaching talks to encourage them to make the most of their chances and look forward to their future. I have heard Mark speak a number of times. He is not only very enjoyable to listen too, but engages you with his humour and wit, plus focuses your mind on your goals and what you could achieve, rather than what you hope you possibly may be able to achieve. He inspires a listener to reach for and extend ones horizon, which can be very limiting, especially for our youngsters, who don’t have a great deal of worldly knowledge or life experiences

Terrific - As Headmistress of the only all girls school in Cambridgeshire, I would like to have heard more about your 15 year old daughter Holly - good girl for wanting to be visible in your talks! Please will you come in to talk to my sixth form so that they feel confident about making their mark in the world of work - we need more women out there and you are the man to tell it to my girls!!

The whole Kellett community was recently inspired by the visit of Mark Rhodes, whose visit to the school was provided by the Kellett Annual Fund. Mark spent the day presenting to students of all ages, from Prep School to Senior School and was the Guest of Honour at our annual Awards Evening. Mark Rhodes, a Published Author, International Speaker, Business Mentor and Entrepreneur, spoke about adopting a winning mindset in all situations, and his message matched very closely with the growth mindset focus which we have had in our assemblies this year. Two important messages that were received by our students was to respond rather than to react to each situation and to approach life with the mentality of a four year old- focusing on the positive outcome, rather than the reasons why something may fail. Mark taught us to turn situations around and rather than thinking “I can’t do this” , instead approaching it as “ I haven’t been able to do this yet”. Thank you Mark for inspiring the whole school – we are confident that your words will have a positive impact on the whole school and our wider community.