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Safeguarding: 4 impacts of switching to anonymous reporting
One international school leader explains the benefits – and challenges – of giving students the chance to report any safeguarding concerns anonymously online
Specialist Sector
24 September 2025
5 books all new international teachers should read
From understanding cultural nuances in different countries and teaching to diverse cohorts to grappling with geopolitics, here are some top tomes for teachers heading abroad
Specialist Sector
8 August 2025
Pros and cons of teaching a bespoke curriculum
Is a job at a school that has its own in-house curriculum a way to break away from the shackles of established programmes – or more hassle than it’s worth?
Specialist Sector
9 July 2025
New teaching job? Don’t take the fences down yet
When starting a new role it can be tempting to change things straight away, especially if they seem unnecessary, but new staff should check the lay of the land before acting rashly
Tips & Techniques
6 February 2024
Wellbeing: Why leaders should shun a ‘cookies and cancel’ strategy
As 2023 gets underway, it could be easy for schools to look for ‘easy wins’ in an effort to promote staff wellbeing but, to really get it right, deeper thinking is required
Staff Management
3 January 2023
Want to work in a start-up school? You need a pioneer spirit
Joining a school as it launches can be an invigorating experience and offer many career benefits – but there are some tough lessons to learn, too, as this senior leader explains
Specialist Sector
2 September 2022
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