Leadership
Developing tomorrow’s leaders through your work culture
Developing future leaders in the existing talent pipeline can only be done by cultivating a favourable work culture. When we keep reading
Month: September 2020
News
Schools sending pupils home due to COVID quadruples in a week
As reported by BBC news, the number of schools in England sending home groups of pupils because of COVID-19 incidents keep reading
Academies & MATs
Free schools that opened in 2018: impact assessments
The Department for Education has published an analysis https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/free-schools-that-opened-in-2018-impact-assessments on the effect that free schools, studio schools and university technical keep reading
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How to stop being a people-pleaser
Always putting others ahead of yourself can lead to problems at home and work. Helen Snape discusses why it’s time keep reading
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Taking the dread out of the week ahead
We’ve all been there – as Sunday night draws to a close, that creeping feeling of dismay takes over. But keep reading
News
Unions comment on school attendance figures
The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on figures released by the government keep reading
Leadership
Signs you need to boost your leadership skills
No-one likes to work under the leadership of an incompetent boss, no matter how good they are at their work. keep reading
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Overcoming decision fatigue
Life can often feel like a long string of decisions. What to wear, how to reply to an email, or keep reading
News
Pandemic-related issues keeps 5% of pupils at home
As reported by BBC news, around one in 20 children in England are out of school due to issues linked keep reading
Leadership
The benefits of effective team collaboration in the workplace
Everything looks and feels better when it’s done with the help of others. In terms of the workplace, effective team keep reading