1_Monitoring the health of pregnant women and their unborn babies. 2_Educating patients as well as their partners and family members on reproductive health, preparation for parenthood, and antenatal care. 3_Teaching patients with pain management techniques to prepare them for labor. 4_Delivering patients’ babies in birthing centers, patients’ homes, or hospitals as well as providing emotional support and encouragement during labor. T5_aking and recording patients' blood pressure, temperature, and pulse as well as ordering diagnostic tests as needed. 6_Helping patients and their partners to cope with miscarriages, stillbirths, neonatal deaths, and terminations. 7_Teaching new mothers how to feed their newborns. 8_Assisting patients in creating suitable birth plans. Providing sound advice to patients regarding diets, exercises, and medications suitable for pregnancy.

1_Shaping a vision of academic success for all students 2-Creating a climate hospitable to education 3_Cultivating leadership in others 4_A Profile in Leadership: Dewey Hensley 4_Managing people, data and processes 5_Improving School Leadership Additional Readings

1_Teaching students based on national curriculum guidelines within your specialist subject areas. 2_Planning, preparing and delivering lessons. 3_Encouraging student participation in lessons and in other school-related activities. 4_Supporting the leadership team to implement the school’s development plan. 5_Assessing and reporting on the behavior of students. 6_Providing educational and social guidance to students and/or signposting them to specialist areas of advice when needed. 7_Ensuring the highest standards of quality and applying the most up-to-date teaching methods. 8_Taking part in opportunities to boost your own learning and continuous professional development (CPD). 9_Attending and taking part in staff meetings to support the smooth running and administration of the school. 10_Collaborating with parents, careers, guardians, support workers, and other professionals to safeguard and ensure the educational welfare of statement students who may have special educational needs (SEN).