BSA webinar – Boarding box set: market overview and strategic considerations

• Date: October 03, 2022
• Time: 12:00 – 13:00
• Cost: Full Member – £60, Additional Full Member – £20, Affiliate Member £90, Additional Affiliate Member – £30, Non-member – £120
• Audience: Deputy Head Pastoral, Head of Boarding, Senior Boarding Practitioners.
• Platform: Zoom (online)

Course outline

BSA’s Boarding box set series is designed for boarding staff and school leaders giving them a broad overview of a range of key topics relating to boarding. This series would be ideal for staff moving into senior positions in boarding, preparing for Deputy Headship and consolidating their understanding on the wider sector ‘headlines’.

This set will be £500 for a member series place.

In this webinar considering the market overview, latest trends and information on the boarding market in the UK and overseas will be shared. This will include school numbers, boarding numbers, pupil mix, demographics, distribution of schools.

Training topics will include:

• A current picture of the boarding market, both UK and global
• Trends, current ‘issues’ and headlines.

Learning outcomes:

• A clearer understanding of the current boarding market.
• A clearer understanding of the latest trends and headlines affecting the boarding sector.

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Speaker: Robin Fletcher, Chief Executive, BSA and BSA Group
Robin Fletcher, MBA, MPhil, is CEO of BSA Group, comprising BAISIS (British Association of Independent Schools with International Students), BSA (Boarding Schools’ Association), Hieda (Health in Education Association), Sacpa (Safeguarding and Child Protection Association) and Tiob (The Institute of Boarding). Robin was a journalist, editor and communications director before joining BSA in 2014.

As BSA CEO, Robin is a member of the Department for Education’s Systems Partnership Oversight Board. Outside BSA, he is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, an Honorary Fellow of Cardiff Metropolitan University, a Governor of Rugby School, President of the Rugbeian Society and a non-executive director of the national trade body Make UK. He lives in Bath in south west England and has two daughters, two stepdaughters, and two stepsons.

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