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EDUCATION EXECUTIVE


Education Executive is the first business management magazine written exclusively for school business managers and bursars, bringing you the latest issues affecting your role, from finance to premises, procurement to HR. EdExec delivers the lowdown on all the hottest topics in education management right here, every month.


editor’s letter SEPTEMBER 2013


The IT crowd EDITOR julia dennison julia.dennison@intelligentmedia.co.uk


ASSISTANT EDITOR carrie service


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REPORTER george carey george.carey@intelligentmedia.co.uk


PUBLISHER vicki baloch


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SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVE krystle davis


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SALES EXECUTIVE liam jack


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DESIGNER sarah chivers


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PRODUCTION AND DESIGN peter hope-parry peter.hope-parry@intelligentmedia.co.uk


CIRCULATIONS natalia johnston


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blended learning, teachers are no longer the know- all sage at the front of the classroom that they once were and the responsibility for better learning falls more and more on the learners themselves. Without the right tools – whether they be virtual desktops or one-to-one


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tablets – the pupils and teachers are helpless. And tools are ineff ective without the right infrastructure. It’s time to ask yourself: Is the technology at your school the best it could be?


After our second annual reader event in June, the main angle of feedback from delegates was a need for an independent event helping them get to grips with ICT procurement. Out of this comes EdExec Live: ICT Matters, a one-day event taking place on 6 November at London’s Business Design Centre aimed at keeping school leaders and their ICT managers one step ahead of the technology learning curve.


It will take an in-depth look at technology trends inside and outside the classroom by way of a series of seminars, talks and networking opportunities. Topics will include everything from blended learning and fl ipped classrooms to tackling your MIS and improving parental communication. You won’t want to miss it. (See ict.edexeclive.co.uk for more details.)


echnology is everything in the modern-day classroom – and if yours isn’t good enough, you could be really holding your pupils back. With a move towards


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