I am Head of ICT at Winchester House independent pre-prep/prep school in Brackley, Northants. Currently teaching ICT throughout the school from Nursery up to Year 8.
I am the founder of the #RethinkingICT conference which will be held on the 8th June at Winchester House School and aims to bring together all interested parties to discuss the future of ICT teaching.
I am a member of the NorthantsBLT (Better Learning through Technology) network and have presented at several BLTMeets. I have also presented at a Teachmeet in Milton Keynes, at the East Sussex ICT annual conference, on the 2Simple stand at BETT and at the “Changing the Game” conference in Birmingham.
I am always developing innovative ideas to help children develop their creativity through exciting cross-curricular projects including the #1066election Twitter based project which was featured on the BBC Blog and the Gunpowder, Tweeting and Plot project which involved children from several schools working together to tell the story of the Gunpowder Plot.
I am the founder of the TinkerShed, a space at Winchester House School dedicated to bringing together arts, craft, electronics and computing – a space for the children to unleash their creativity.
I am a Google Certified Educator and a Raspberry Pi Certified Educator
Chris Leach 
The key words about Chris are ‘creative’ and ‘innovative’. Lucky children to have him as their teacher.
He’s also really generous with his ideas and knowledge -thanks, Chris.
Chris, you’re incredibly innovative and creative, and I love all of the ideas that you share here and on Twitter too! I’m excited to continually learn with you.
Aviva
As well as children, colleagues from the profession are lucky to have Chris. He is always inspirational and innovative on Twitter. His ideas always challenge me to think again-an educator par excellence.
There is no doubt you have made a significant impression by being an innovator. The use of online services such as Twitter has meant your ideas have been able to bounce around the world. They are able to influence the global classroom in a way impossible not all that long ago.
Ross Mannell (teacher)
NSW, Australia
Thank you for your positive contributions to improving teaching practice across the globe. Certainly makes being on twitter much more useful!
It’s brilliant to see teachers inspiring children and encouraging their creativity with the use of technology – this is the future.
Thank you for all the creative ideas Chris! It’s fantastic that you share resources and I find your approach both inspiring and innovative. Keep up the good work 🙂
Great to see someone grabbing the bull by the horn and bringing ICT into the 21st century. Keep up the great work.
– Neil.
Chris: constantly creative, uses the power of his Twitter PLN to bounce ideas off…and then does something about it. Always ready to share his expertise. Wish all teachers using ICT could learn a lesson from him…
Thanks so much for your help and support on Twitter and the smashing ideas shared through your blog. The idea for your 4×100 word story relay is inspired!