Wellbeing in the age of AI, celebrating female leaders, and an incredible speaker lineup.

Welcome back to the Outstanding Schools Newsletter! It's been a busy month and we're thrilled to share our updates with you. In this edition, we highlight our International Women's Day blog posts, an upcoming Outstanding Schools workshop, and the launch of the Outstanding Schools Middle East agenda.

Build Your Skill Set

Is your school an?ACES?member??Outstanding Schools will be presenting at the ACES Annual General Meeting taking place on the 25th and 26th of April.

Outstanding Schools will be delivering an interactive workshop titled "Developing Safeguarding Policies in the Age of AI".

During the workshop,?delegates are invited to discuss shared challenges, exchange best practice guidance and work together to develop tangible outcomes to improve their schools’ safeguarding policies to meet the evolving challenges presented by the AI-Age.

Learn more here.

Gain a New Perspective

At the beginning of March, Outstanding Schools celebrated?International Women's Day?by highlighting inspirational female leaders within the international education sector in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.

Our contributors shared what International Women’s Day means to them and what their hopes are for the future of the sector.

It is our hope that these leaders' reflections will inspire existing and future leaders in international education.

Read the full blog posts here.

Connect With Other Educators

The?Outstanding Schools Middle East?conference agenda is officially live!

Taking place on the 4th and 5th of October, the conference will bring together international educators from across the region for two days of collaboration, networking, and innovation.

The agenda contains four unique content streams and features speakers including?Professor John Hattie,?Samantha Whay-Jenkins MBE?and?Nalini Cook.

Take a look at what we have in store!?