Our September magazine has landed!

The September edition of Education Executive magazine is now live and ready to read!

Summer has once again whisked by in the blink of an eye, with the predictably unpredictable British weather providing its usual charm. We trust you managed to grab some well-deserved rest and relaxation amid the summer hustle. As August fades into a distant memory and you gear up for the always-hectic term ahead, we’re excited to announce that normal service has resumed here at EdExec HQ with our fantastic September issue!

Inside this edition, you’ll find a treasure trove of insights and inspiration to help you navigate the challenges and seize the opportunities of the upcoming school year.

First up, we’re thrilled to present a comprehensive roundup of both our north and south EdExec Live events (check out page 6). These events, now in their 10th year, have truly honed the winning formula for a day of unparalleled learning and networking in the education sector. Discover for yourself as we take you on a whirlwind tour of the riveting topics covered by our remarkable speakers.

In a world where virtual connections have become the new normal, the art of productive meetings takes centre stage. Dive into the wisdom of David Carne, who offers expert advice on making meetings engaging and dynamic, a skill more relevant than ever.

Join Laura Williams on a delightful journey down memory lane with her piece on “The Illogical Logic of the SBM” on page 18. Her reflections serve as a poignant reminder that the lessons drawn from our past experiences can be invaluable in steering our schools toward success.

The issue also places management in the spotlight, with Sue Birchall discussing sustainability in education. The urgency of embracing eco-consciousness is undeniable, and her insights on taking the first green steps are both timely and practical.

In the realm of “ICT Matters” (pages 26-33), we delve deep into the latest trends in educational technology. Educators are clamouring for a better grasp of online safety, and we explore whether the Online Safety Bill goes far enough to safeguard our students.

On page 30, Dr. Fiona Aubrey Smith and Professor Peter Twining unravel the intricate relationship between pedagogy and digital technology, providing invaluable perspectives for educators. Nigel Millington also recommends a closer look at refurbished devices, highlighting their cost-effectiveness, wide availability, and reliability—far more than most people realize. Find out more on page 32.

In this ever-evolving and constantly challenging world of school business leadership, we believe there’s something for every one of you in this issue. We sincerely hope you enjoy it and that it sets the stage for a truly fantastic school year ahead!

So, without further ado, check out the latest copy and embark on this exciting journey with EdExec as your trusted guide to a successful school year!

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