School is almost out for the holidays and EdExec LIVE has wrapped up its Spring/Summer 2026 calendar in style

Since January, EdExec LIVE has embarked on its biggest journey yet, delivering an expanded programme of events between February and June. Along the way, we’ve visited brand-new destinations, introduced new speakers and welcomed hundreds of school business professionals from across the country.

Working with Regional Groups

A key factor behind the success of this year’s events has been our collaboration with regional groups. While EdExec LIVE brings the expertise and experience to deliver high-quality events at scale, partnering with local groups ensures each event reflects regional priorities and context, making every programme more relevant and tailored to its individual audience.

This year, we’ve proudly worked with:

  • Stockport Association of School Business Managers
  • L.E.A.D. Academy Trust
  • Birmingham Association of School Business Managers
  • Telford Association of School Business Managers
  • Solihull Schools’ Business Managers Group
  • Durham School Business Managers Group

Autumn & Winter 2026 Programme

The EdExec LIVE programme returns on 15th October with Cumbria & The Pennines at Carlisle Racecourse.

There are still plenty of opportunities to attend later this year:

  • Gloucester, Bristol & South West – 22nd October
  • Herts & Essex – 4th November
  • Yorkshire, Leeds & The Humber – 18th November
  • Stoke, Stafford & Cheshire – 1st December

What Are People Saying?

Feedback from this year’s events has been overwhelmingly positive. Delegates have shared not only great comments but also valuable ideas and suggestions. Hearing directly from attendees helps us continuously refine and improve our content – ensuring each event delivers maximum value and remains relevant to your role.

“There’s a real buzz about the whole event, it’s lovely – I’ve been to some events before, you bump into people you know, it’s got a really good atmosphere, and people are enjoying the day. I found it really well organised.”

“It’s always good to remind yourself to come to these events because there’s always something worthwhile to learn, there’s lots to take away from the seminars – valuable information. I’ll be taking away lots as I always do.”

 

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