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Whether you’re new to the role, a few years in, or have been an SBL for longer than you’d care to admit, there’s always something new to learn, reflect on, and occasionally stumble over

The postponement of the SBL Retreat served as a timely reminder that taking a step back isn’t a sign of failure, writes Emma Gray. Instead, it’s a valuable opportunity to pause, reflect, reset and come back stronger – an important lesson school business leaders can apply to their own role.

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This article featured in the AUTUMN TERM 2025 issue of Education Executive magazine

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