School culture is the invisible yet powerful force that shapes the way a school operates. It reflects the shared values, vision, and norms that define how students, teachers, and staff

Canadian superstar teacher Maggie MacDonnell won the Global Teacher Prize in 2017 after the Inuit students she taught in the remote Arctic, where some of the world’s highest suicide rates

Franklin School, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA, was one of the first schools to enrol on the Best School to Work programme and, with its focus on enabling students to

It was fears for their own children’s learning that brought award-winning former New York Times journalist, Jenny Anderson, and Rebecca Winthrop, director of the Center for Universal Education at the

At T4 Education, we know that a school’s success cannot be measured simply in test scores or the strength of teaching strategies. At the heart of it all is a

In today’s educational landscape, school leaders are responsible not only for overseeing academic success but also for ensuring a sustainable and supportive work environment for their teachers. The challenges of

Leading figures including the OECD’s Andreas Schleicher, Omar A. Al Futtaim, Vice Chairman & CEO of Al-Futtaim Group, and HE Aisha Miran, Director General of the KHDA, will convene at

During this session, Sonia Williams Fox took a deep dive into the importance of teacher wellbeing. Addressing it is more important than ever because teachers are facing numerous challenges at

Thousands of applications and nominations, 50 shortlisted schools, 15 trailblazing finalists for the third edition of the world’s number one education awards. And it all comes down to this. It’s

A positive school culture is essential for promoting the wellbeing of both teachers and students. In today’s dynamic educational landscape, the environment within a school significantly influences how teachers feel,