We all know the changing landscape of IT – and more importantly, the role of leaders in this space. But when did the role of an IT leader in a school become so much more than IT? Cybersecurity. MIS. Data protection. Infrastructure. Digital transformation. AI. Safeguarding. Managing budgets. Supporting staff and pupils. The list of … Continue reading “Are schools asking too much of their IT leaders?”

I think it’s fair to say it’s been a turbulent 18 months for the independent sector. VAT is the obvious headline, but underneath it, something bigger is happening. From January 2025, private school fees became subject to 20% VAT. At the same time, charitable independent schools lost 80% business-rates relief. For parents, the impact has … Continue reading “What’s next for the private sector?”

Dear Subscribers I hope you all had a lovely half term break in May ☀️  Win a Pizza Oven! What’s going on with the pizza? We are giving away 1 Ooni Pizza Oven 🏆 when we take part in EduGeek’s upcoming 20th Birthday prize draw. More details below. Review our latest jobs on offer below, plus, if you think you … Continue reading “June Newsletter : Win a Pizza Oven! Latest Jobs and Timetabling Sorted.”

I think my first EduGeek.net post was somewhere around 2006 time, somewhere around the second logo, when I worked at Special Agent Since then we’ve advertised many of our tech roles on EduGeek at Education Support Professionals Ltd and loved to see them every year at the Bett show and a couple of their own … Continue reading “As you may have spotted, this is not a job!”

Dear Subscribers The results are in! Over the last month or so we have been receiving responses for our 2025 IT in Education Salary Survey, our third salary survey. There are certainly some interesting stats, read on to see the highlights!  In job news, we are delighted to be supporting Eltham College in their search for new candidates. … Continue reading “April Newsletter: The Results Are In for Our Salary Survey!”