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As the latest ÌÇÐÄVlog Magazine Leadership Forum webinar examines the impact of school marketing, academics behind recent research in this area offer key advice on how to ensure you promote your school in the right way – and the ideas to avoid

Schools that give teachers and students room to explore their creative and artistic sides can expect myriad benefits, says headteacher Gordon Menzies

The CEO of the Girls’ Day School Trust talks about why she moved from a high-flying career in advertising to the world of education, why she’d scrap GCSEs, and the ‘rock star’ teacher who thought she’d become the editor of Vogue

The headteacher at Wallace Hall Academy – which is celebrating its 300th anniversary this month – shares his insights gleaned from 15 years in the role

A leader explains how they turned to social media to help drive attendance and punctuality among pupils in their school

Constant self-scrutiny, lots of data and plenty of staff time allocated explicitly to school improvement are all crucial, explains the headteacher at Edinburgh’s Royal High School

A major investment in technology can have big benefits for staff and students alike – but you need to know how to test and implement it to ensure bang for your IT buck, as this former IT professional turned teacher explains

The CEO of a trust formed of 11 special and alternative provision schools tells ÌÇÐÄVlog why his negative time in education led him to want to provide a better experience for the next generation

The chief executive of Windsor Academy Trust on eliminating inequality, her sporting inspiration and the importance of school staff understanding their ‘why?’

Rarely has a new SLS president had to hit the ground running like Julie MacDonald. With all manner of education reforms playing out, her prime concern is how teachers make their ‘absolutely crucial’ voices heard as the clock runs down on a landmark review of assessment and qualifications

A chair of governors explains how those on school boards can play a more proactive role in helping their school’s families to ride out the cost-of-living crisis

Schools must collaborate as a priority – headteachers have also been told they should think about going running with other heads and organising joint school trips