In the latest issue of Education Executive, we focus on the decisions and developments shaping what comes next for schools and trusts. This edition explores how leaders can get ready to reframe sustainability decisions in practical, meaningful ways, alongside a timely look at the unseen potential impact of the PSTN switch off on school operations.


You’ll also find Andrew Blench wrapping up his OPEX series- bringing all the insights together in his Final Note piece. Justin Smith helps schools maximise their chances with grant applications, and Gary Henderson is holding up a mirror to AI bias in education – can we really spot it as well as we think? Get the insights designed to help you think clearly, plan confidently and act where it matters most.

 

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