IBSC is uniquely positioned to champion boys’ education through global collaboration. Dedicated boys’ educators worldwide recognize the IBSC Annual Conference as the premier professional development opportunity for those devoted to the best learning practices for boys
HMC (The Heads’ Conference) is a thriving, proactive association of heads at some of the world’s leading independent schools. The name of the association derives from its annual meeting at Conference, which is a condition of membership.
The event offers school professionals the chance to hear from expert speakers on the key strategic operational issues affecting them and their schools.
The COBIS Annual Conference is for Heads, Governors, Proprietors and Senior and Middle Leaders from schools around the world, including COBIS member and non-member schools.
ISPN is a unique, two-day learning and networking event which brings together the most inspirational leaders and transformational suppliers in the education sector to share cutting-edge insight, knowledge and experience. Our agenda is carefully curated to address the most relevant and emerging challenges in the sector.
The Trust Network is committed to good school estates management. We exist to provide our membership base of school estates managers with opportunities to share best practice, exchange knowledge, and where needed, form a single voice to discuss issues or concerns with the Department for Education and other national agencies.
The Society of Heads is a welcoming, collegiate and supportive community of independent schools who evolve their approach to learning by sharing ideas and experiences. The overarching aim is to help provide appropriate and balanced curriculums within schools, which actively foster and develop key attributes in pupils.
The COBIS Conference for Bursars, Business Managers and HR Staff is a popular training and networking event for Finance, Business and HR Staff working in an international school context. The 2024 conference will return to etc.venues Chancery Lane in Central London, 31 January to 1 February 2024.
