Creating Value in Schools
Creating Value in Schools
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How can we make schools more sustainable – in all senses of the word? How can school leaders promote a sustainable way of working? Make best use of our resources, in a way that’s good for people and planet? In conversation with school leaders, we exchange insights and ideas.
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Explores themes of sustainability in schools, diversity and inclusion strategies, income generation, and leadership challenges with episodes addressing school-community engagement and creating positive organizational cultures.
How can we make schools more sustainable – in all senses of the word? How can school leaders promote a sustainable way of working? Make best use of our resources, in a way that’s good for people and planet? In conversation with school leaders, we exchange insights and ideas.
‘You never know what’s out there until you try.’
Justin Smith, specialist in marketing and income generation support for schools, shares lessons learned on the path to fundraising and shows why relationships matter.
- Culture and leadership matter. If school leaders and governors are on board, everything else becomes easier.
- Cash isn’t the only win. Income generation includes donations, partnerships, skills, volunteer time – even equipment loans.
- It’s all about relationships. People give when they care. Build connections, understand motivations, and let others feel part of the school’s success story.
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