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The new issue of Education Executive is here!
The November/December edition of Education Executive is here! Take a break, relax with a warm drink and enjoy some practical keep reading
school business management
Progression
Managing Your First Weeks as the New Kid on the Block
With some Education Executive readers likely feeling like the ‘new kids on the block’ this September, Andrew Blench has some keep reading
News
Say goodbye to the lone SBL journey – Come join us at EdExec LIVE 2024 Events
EdExec LIVE 2024 is your chance to network with fellow professionals face-to-face, and share experiences and ideas with like-minded colleagues keep reading
Leadership
From the mag: Taking the leap of faith
The SBL journey can take many directions, often with unexpected twists and turns – so how can we better manage keep reading
Management & HR
School improvement: a school business professional’s role
Stephen Mitchell of Keystone Knowledge discusses why an SBL needs to be involved in all parts of school improvement An orchestra is keep reading
Leadership
The vital role of SBLs in orchestrating success
Have you read Keystone’s Stephen Mitchell’s opinion on the crucial role SBLs have in creating the ‘beautiful music’ of effective keep reading
Management & HR
Part two: external reviews of governance for schools and academy trusts
In part two we discuss how to find a reviewer and what to expect from your internal review Find a keep reading
Leadership
The importance of self-awareness in educational leadership
David Carne, school business professional and executive coach, explores how to improve self-awareness In 1977 a researcher at the University keep reading
Management & HR
Is now the time to take a sabbatical?
What you should know about hitting ‘pause’ on your career, from a seasoned sabbatical-taker CREDIT: This is an edited version keep reading
Money Talks
‘I’ve got one word for the tutoring programme – disastrous’
The high-profile programme has prompted complaints of missed targets and poor-quality tuition It was a Saturday morning and Garry Ratcliffe, keep reading
