š§ The School Leadership Podcast
Welcome to the School Leadership Podcast! Grab a brew, find a comfy chair, and let’s dive in!
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030 – How To Hit The Ground Running In September
Shirley Si Ahmed, School Business Leader, returns to share her advice on how to hit the ground running this September!
031 – My SBL Journey: 30 Years In ā My Advice To You
Margaret Johnson, Director of Business Operations, joins me to share her advice, tips and wisdom from a SBL career spanning 30 years.
032 – The Key To SBL Success: Building Positive Relationships
Tina Button, School Business Manager, joins me to talk about the importance of building and maintaining positive relationships.
033 – Advice For New School Business Managers
In this episode, Iām sharing my top tips and advice to help new SBLs gather all the information, evidence and intelligence they need to get to grips with the role quickly.
034 – My SBL Journey: 1 Year On ā A Fresh Perspective
David McClelland, School Business Manager, joins me to reflect on his first year as a SBM and also share his thoughts on the profession.
035 – My SBL Journey: Micon Metcalfe
Micon Metcalfe, School Business Professional and MAT Executive Leader, joins me to talk about her SBL journey and the evolution of the SBL role.
036 – Where To Start With Financial Benchmarking
Micon Metcalfe, School Business Professional and MAT Executive Leader, returns to the show to talk about all things financial benchmarking.
037 – A Strategy To Deal With Interruptions
Iām sharing my go-to system to help school business leaders manage interruptions and a 3-step process to help you set boundaries.
038 – SBLs & ICT Teams: How To Work Better Together
Neil Limbrick, IT Consultant and Partner of Limbrick Consultancy LLP, joins me to talk how SBLs and ICT teams can work together.
039 – School Business Leadership: In Australia
Katie Taylor joins me from Western Australia to talk about how the role of School Business Leader compares across the two countries.