The Emotionally Intelligent Teacher is a riveting read. Niomi explores the range of situations in which emotional intelligence comes into play. A very helpful addition to the literature on school culture.

Mary Myatt, Education writer, speaker and curator of Myatt & Co, @MaryMyatt

Niomi speaks with passion and purpose about the power of emotional intelligence, and how important it is in education to deal in a compassionate and supportive way with all those with whom we come into contact. This is an honest and courageous treatment of an important facet of human interaction.

Dr Jill Berry, Education writer, consultant and former headteacher, @jillberry102

Niomi Clyde-Roberts' book is for everyone in a school setting, whether teacher or leader, as we seek to build strong, empathetic and authentic teams to take our schools forward in an era of great challenge.

Andrew Cowley, Mental health and wellbeing coach, speaker and author of “The Wellbeing Toolkit” and “The Wellbeing Curriculum”

The Emotionally Intelligent Teacher will guide you through your first few days, weeks, and months at work and will help you navigate a way through the complexities of what it's like to work within a school.

Andrew Morrish, Makana Leadership

This is a useful book for educators who may want to explore, develop and improve their emotional intelligence skills. Further, the book offers a good starting point to ensure that the skills developed can be used within a school community.

@digicoled, UKEdChat

This book is certainly not a one stop read, I see it being used in CPDL for discussion based segments and will be a text I can see myself using within school to give padding to those coaching sessions we find ourselves in as leaders. It is also a well written text which gives context to what it means to be "Emotionally Intelligent"

Nick, Nick's Reading