Who Can't Look Away?
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Who Can't Look Away?
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In this episode of Carrying It, Phil Scott speaks with Tony Davies, a primary school headteacher, about what responsibility feels like when the people affected are impossible to emotionally distance yourself from.
Together they explore the realities of leading a school where decisions ripple through children, families and staff, and where the consequences rarely end when the school day does. The conversation examines moral distress, difficult compromises, and what it means to keep caring when there are no perfect outcomes.
They discuss school leadership, shrinking resources, safeguarding, wellbeing, and the growing responsibilities schools now carry beyond education itself.
If responsibility feels different when you can't stop seeing its consequences, how do you keep carrying it without losing yourself?
Responsibility doesn't disappear. It shifts, and someone carries it.
That's true inside organisations, but it's also true in society. Every episode of Carrying It supports organisations working to improve how responsibility and mental health are understood and supported in real systems.
You can learn more about the organisations we're supporting through the links below.
https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/local-minds/
http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/