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Running an international school is a dream for many – but what does it take to achieve that leadership job?

When organising events for your school calendar, you need to consider how the wider community might react, says Rob Ford

Here’s how to ensure that plans to improve your school don’t gather dust and instead instigate real, meaningful change

Rebuilding a school’s shattered reputation isn’t easy – but focus on belonging, brilliant staff and behaviour and you’ll get there, writes Chris Edwards

The deputy CEO of the Confederation of School Trusts talks about his memories of his own school days and about the changes he would like to see in today’s education system

The director of education in Glasgow recalls her time working in a school that had separate staffrooms for men and women, and talks passionately about how much schooling has improved in her city

An expert on appointing school leaders outlines the attributes and skills those making the appointment usually look for – and how to demonstrate them

In her first interview since taking on the role of chief regulator at Ofqual, Dr Jo Saxton talks exclusively to ÌÇÐÄVlog editor Jon Severs about her desire for a ‘fair’ system and what that looks like

The headteacher of Bertha Park High School talks to ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland about his own memories of attending school and his days as a musician prior to becoming a teacher

The chief executive of the Education Alliance Trust recalls his fondness for an old-school teacher who was straight out of The History Boys and explains why he’d like to call time on the binary debates over ‘traditional’ and ‘progressive’ teaching

To maximise the effectiveness of your sixth-form offer, you need to strike a balance between intake numbers, the breadth of subjects available and the likely ability of students to complete the course. The secret, says Kathryn Brindley-Edwards, lies in how you design your curriculum

School leaders can capitalise on the technological lessons learned throughout the pandemic to come up with a clear digital strategy that doesn’t pile more burden on to stressed staff, writes Al Kingsley