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No matter how hard my teachers and exam coordinators try, report card season always brings stress. Parents double-check marks, teachers rush through entries, principals like me cross-check late into the…

Exams are supposed to measure learning, but for schools like mine, exam time often turns into complete chaos. Seating plans made last minute, teachers confused about invigilation duty, answer sheets…

Counselling sessions with prospective parents should be inspiring moments. They are opportunities for me, as a principal, to showcase the school’s vision and culture. But in reality, these sessions often…

Every year after admissions close, I look back and realize how much data has been lost. Who enquired but didn’t register? Why did they drop off? Which campaigns worked best?…

Every admission season, I hear the same thing from parents: “We came here because another parent recommended your school.” Referrals are powerful. In fact, they are one of the most…

Every child loves to be recognized. As a principal, I know appreciation has the power to transform student motivation. Yet in my school, the system of appreciation often fails. We…

Why Appreciation Systems Fail in Schools Every child loves to be recognised. As a principal, I know appreciation has the power to transform student motivation. Yet in my school, the…

Individualized Learning Plans – A Dream or Reality? Every education policy and training session emphasizes the importance of personalized learning. We all agree that every child learns differently, and schools…

Lesson Plans – Why Teachers Copy-Paste When I walk into classrooms or review files, I often see lesson plans that look eerily similar. In fact, many times, entire sections are…

Every school makes ambitious annual plans at the start of the academic session. The calendars look full, events are beautifully charted, and meetings are filled with optimism. Yet by mid-year,…