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Betty Campbell’s Pathway:
A Learning Legacy In Your Classroom
Betty Campbell was Wales’ first Black headteacher, a pioneer who reshaped what education could be.
This interactive resource is designed to carry her learning legacy forward — helping teachers bring her story into classrooms with honesty, clarity, and care.
A Legacy Brought to Life
What Is the Betty Campbell's Pathway Resource?
Representation isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about making sure every child can see themselves in the stories we teach — and Betty Campbell’s legacy is a vital part of that.
This digital resource gives educators tools to:
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Introduce Betty Campbell’s life and leadership.
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Spark discussion around representation and equity.
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Embed anti-racist practice in the classroom.
Watch the video to see how the resource works — and how it can support your teaching.
Share Your Voice, Carry the Legacy
As part of Betty Campbell’s learning legacy, we want to hear from you. Pupils and schools are invited to submit their own reflections—whether through writing, artwork, audio, or video.
Selected entries may be featured on our website, within the resource itself, or showcased at a future online assembly celebrating Betty’s legacy.
This is a chance for young people to not only learn Betty’s story, but to connect with it—and add their own voices to the ongoing conversation about leadership, identity, race, and belonging.
