Education Executive Magazine

17/10/2025

CPD isn’t just about ticking boxes. Real growth is messy, full of trial and error, and sometimes even failure. In this article, Holly Tinsley, managing editor of Education Executive, shares practical techniques and mindset shifts https://edexec.co.uk/cpd-as-progress-not-perfection/

16/10/2025

Being hacked is stressful, but don’t panic. Acting fast and staying calm is the best way to protect your accounts and your reputation. From spotting the warning signs to securing your accounts, notifying contacts and monitoring for wider risks, our latest guide walks you through what to do if the worst happens. https://edexec.co.uk/how-to-handle-being-hacked-without-the-panic/

15/10/2025

Is your school drowning in outdated files, duplicate emails, and legacy systems?
A school-wide data clean-up doesn’t have to be chaotic. Helen Burge talks about managing a data cleanup in her latest article. Read it here https://edexec.co.uk/from-data-mess-to-data-success-school-cleanups-made-easy/

13/10/2025

Change is part of the job for school business professionals - but when crisis strikes unexpectedly, the challenge is different. Sharon Marsh explores how to move from crisis mode to sustainable coping - ensuring schools remain safe, stable and supportive places for staff and pupils alike. https://edexec.co.uk/dealing-with-a-short-term-emergency-change/

13/10/2025

For years, carbon reduction has been at the centre of sustainability planning in schools - but a new challenge is fast emerging. Find out why water stewardship will soon be as important as carbon reporting - and how your school can start preparing today https://edexec.co.uk/water-is-the-new-carbon-why-schools-must-act-now/

09/10/2025

Schools deserve ICT providers who act as true partners, not just salespeople.
In his latest article, Nigel Milligan sets out the red flags schools should watch for when dealing with ICT providers - from hidden SLA costs and poor cybersecurity practices to lack of proactive support
https://edexec.co.uk/red-flags-in-ict-partnerships-what-schools-should-watch-for/

07/10/2025

The latest issue of Education Executive has landed – and it’s packed with brand-new interactive features! From Read On for cleaner reading to Save It for Later for offline access, plus Extra Content, Listen to the Article, and more, we’ve made it easier than ever to enjoy the magazine in the way that suits you best.

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06/10/2025

Thinking of becoming a school business manager? In this new article, Val Andrew explores how to prepare for the role, manage imposter syndrome and set yourself up for success in your first 100 days https://edexec.co.uk/how-to-prepare-and-succeed-in-your-first-100-days-as-an-sbl/

02/10/2025

With the EdExec LIVE 2026 dates now confirmed (and two 2025 events still to go), this is the perfect time for school business leaders to reflect on their professional journey. Whatever your path, EdExec LIVE is the place to explore, connect and invest in your professional growth. https://edexec.co.uk/four-ways-to-shape-your-cpd-journey-in-2026/

29/09/2025

The latest issue of Education Executive is here, filled with practical guidance for school business leaders. Inside, you’ll find advice on the Whistleblower Bill, a clear explanation of the updates in Keeping Children Safe in Education 2025 and a hands-on guide to using alt-text effectively
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29/09/2025

Hey school business managers you know that back ache, or eye strain, or sore foot you keep ignoring? It’s not just “one of those things.” It’s your body trying to get your attention. You take care of the school - now it’s time to take care of you https://edexec.co.uk/why-you-need-to-make-space-for-self-care/

25/09/2025

Why does IT always take the blame when things go wrong?
Turns out, nearly half of tech issues at work stem from user error, unclear roles, or mismatched tools - not the tech itself. The good news? These problems are fixable. https://edexec.co.uk/solving-the-real-problems-behind-workplace-tech-issues/