Anita Brady

Over the last few weeks and months, I have been finding myself thinking more and more about the notion of perspective and specifically...

As an educator, a parent, and a citizen of the world, I believe that education does not focus solely on academics, but embraces the...

As Head of Admissions at a private international school, I - along with members of our admissions team and those who worked closely with...

I have always loved watching The Olympics. I love it all: the stories, the backstories, the commentaries, the facts and figures, the...

Having just finished reading Dolly Chugh’s The Person You Mean to Be as part of the Better Leaders Better Schools Mastermind, I am - as...

I appreciate how The Art of Mentoring image highlights the importance of starting “from where protégé is: not where you want [them] to...

The end of the school year is a natural time to reflect on the previous school year. This year’s reflection includes the reality that on...

Without a doubt the 2020 - 2021 school year has been one in which a high degree of VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and...

Graduation graphic. Photo courtesy google vector silhouette As referenced in last year’s The Class of 2020 blog post from May 2020, the...

As a reflective practitioner and lifelong learner who regularly engages in formal and informal PD, a highlight of my week - despite being...

I am aware that vision, mission and value statements in schools often share similar concepts and can, rather than being a way to...

The Admissions Office is always a busy place where a mind-boggling range of activities are always in play. These activities include, but...

With our Spring 2021 Open Week coming to a close, this is an optimal time to reflect on the last few days. I continue to see Open Days,...