Inclusion That Matters: Strategies That Shift Culture, Not Just Policies It's Matthew Savage who puts it most sharply in this webinar. Founder of The Mona Lisa Effect, a former head of school, and someone who is himself autistic and has ADHD, he offers the panel's most provocative line: "Every school is only as inclusive as its least included student." You can have the policy, the training, the language — but if there's one child somewhere in the building who isn't truly incl

Early Years, Lasting Impact: Practical approaches to building the foundations that shape every outcome Partway through this conversation, Roisin Casey describes the advice she gives most often to the adults in her classroom — not the children. "You're allowed play too," she tells them. It's a small line, but it captures something bigger about this whole session: that the foundations laid in early years aren't really about worksheets or displays. They're about what happens whe

Business Skills for Leaders: What do Outstanding International School Leaders Really Need? There's a moment in this conversation where Dr. Helen Wright puts the whole topic in one sentence: if the business of the school fails, the school fails too. It's the kind of line that stops you mid-scroll — because most school leaders didn't get into education to think about EBITDA, retention curves, or cost-per-headcount. And yet, at some point in every leader's career, the spreadshee