Leadership
From F1 to education: Lessons in perseverance
In our latest magazine, we draw a parallel between the high-octane world of Formula 1 and the dynamic realm of keep reading
school
Leadership
Revisited: Preventing pandemonium: Planning for school emergencies
Emma Gray, chief finance and operations officer, shares her strategy for tackling minor yet impactful events in schools with a keep reading
Compliance & Resources
Revisiting the qualities that power remote success
In the changing landscape of work, dive into the key attributes that empower remote employees to excel and adapt to keep reading
Management & HR
From the mag: New job? No problem. How to conquer your first day nerves
Starting a new job can be a nerve-wracking experience, and this feeling is amplified for school business professionals (SBPs). In keep reading
News
Education minister Nick Gibb to step down
As reported by The Argus, schools minister Nick Gibb announces his departure from government and plans to stand down as keep reading
Leadership
From the mag: Winning the race: What we can learn from Formula 1
Join Laura Williams on an adrenaline-fueled ride through her unforgettable weekend at Silverstone, where her F1 fanaticism reached new heights. keep reading
Academies & MATs
Key insights from DEEP survey: Inclusivity in schools
Discover how the latest research findings on admissions, attainment grouping, and internal exclusion practices impact the decision-making processes of school keep reading
News
Updated guide: Navigating student support
As reported by DfE, new guidance has been published for accurately reporting and enrolling 14 to 16-year-old students for free school meals and keep reading
Management & HR
Navigating generational differences in the workplace
In today’s ever-changing workplace, let’s unravel the complexities of generational differences, dispel common myths, and keep reading
Progression
Revisited: How to be right 99.9% of the time
Laura Williams, L J Business Consultancy, highlights the value of acknowledging uncertainty and not always striving to be right My keep reading
