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Education is changing rapidly, from a renewed emphasis on student wellbeing to the rise of artificial intelligence in schools. As education changes so therefore must leadership. Read how schools globally are changing, and how leadership is helping schools transform.

How do we help our systems to change and why are we seeking (or needing) system change? Read a series of articles outlining the role of the leader in formatting change, seeing the path, and helping it happen.

More often than not it is the climate and culture of a school that allows for learning, growth, and development. We also know that climate – and eventually culture – typically filters down from the top, with the school leader often having the greatest influence. Read how you can change your leadership style to make your school climate and culture safer, supportive, and welcoming.

Creating equitable learning environments where everyone belongs and feels included are the cornerstone of effective education systems. Learning becomes more personalized and contextually more relevant. These articles look at diversity, equity, and inclusion to understand how we are – or are not – improving our schools.

We are in a VUCA world. The term originally coined in the military is now applicable to education as well. Our world is Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous and it is likely to be so for the foreseeable future. So how do we develop leaders, educators, and students to be successful in this new landscape?

Wellbeing is quickly becoming both a desired outcome for education and a needed part of the process. We are currently seeing the negative side of wellbeing via the mental health of our students, teachers and school leaders. Our articles focus on both the impact of wellbeing but also discuss how we as leaders can improve our own and our schools wellbeing.

The schools that thrived during the pandemic weren’t the ones that stuck to the old traditional style of leadership. They were the ones that adopted a more human, relationship-driven style. This more human side of leadership is quickly becoming paramount for our school leaders and for leadership in general.

Read our other articles that focus on how leadership is changing but also why it must change.