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Des Smith (headteacher)
Desmond 'Des' P Smith MA, BA, ACDip was, until his retirement in July 2006,〔( 'Headmaster in cash for peerages row is banned from driving' ), Daily Telegraph, 26 July 2006〕 the successful headteacher at All Saints Catholic School and Technology College, Dagenham, England.〔(All Saints Catholic School and Technology College ), Official site.〕 Smith attracted media attention by making the indiscreet remarks that triggered the Cash for Peerages scandal.
==All Saints Catholic School, Dagenham==
Smith was the head of All Saints Catholic School, Dagenham (until 1989 known as ''Bishop Ward'') to 2006. When he took over, standards at Bishop Ward were poor with an atmosphere described as "depressed and violent". Following the appointment of Smith in 1984〔("MP defends civil servant arrested for bartering peerages" ), Gerri Peev, The Scotsman, 14 April 2006〕 results steadily improved until in 2003 it was considered "the second most improved school in England".〔("From fighting and failure to shared success – Neighbouring East London schools excel together" ), Specialist Schools Trust, May 2005〕 It had also become one of the top 12 comprehensives in England. Smith had worked with Paul Grant, head at Robert Clack School, also in Dagenham, to drive up standards at both schools.〔
Smith described his career high as "My first prize-giving evening as headteacher. It was very humbling to recognise the effort and hard work of our pupils."
According to his local Labour MP Jon Cruddas, Smith did a "fantastic" job at his school. Crudas also said that Smith "had transformed the lives of thousands of poor children". His "clear and focused" leadership was praised by Ofsted.
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