ISBA BURSARCAST – Details, episodes & analysis

Join us today for a quick update with John Murphie ( ISBA COO) to review the latest in the sector and what help is in place. 


The ISBA has another upcoming Webinar to review other VAT details such as Standard Method override and reclaiming VAT, head to the ISBA website to book your place. 

Head to the ISBA reference library for the latest guidance and contact the ISBA at <AdviceatISBA@theisba.org.uk> 

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

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Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

Join us today for a run-through of recent updates before hearing about increasing margins and sustainability in school catering with Patrick McDermot, CEO of DigiTally.

Updates in this episode:

•  VAT
• Attendance
• Monkeypox
• Charity Commission on online meetings
• Newly Appointed Bursars and Operational Staff programme
• SEND Schools support
• Inspection Toolkit 

Head to the ISBA reference library for the latest guidance and contact the ISBA at <AdviceatISBA@theisba.org.uk>

Find more on DigiTally at www.digitally.io

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

Join us today for a quick update on everything you need to know this week, and what new support is in place. 

• Updated FIA and VAT docs in the reference library
• ISC Election Elevenses
• Running Schools as Businesses: new online briefings
• New Allergy support
• Post-inspection survey
  • Advice and Guidance
  • Top tips
  • Business Directory
  • Smaller Schools briefings 

Contact the ISBA on "Advice at ISBA" <AdviceatISBA@theisba.org.uk> 

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we have a busy episode with a lot of updates.

We start by announcing the release of ISBA's new Inspection App, followed by Political updates and guidance on Charity Financial controls. 

Turning to the next section, we look at new guidance for preventing hair discrimination, along with Independent School Action Plan guidance and the independent review of RSHE in schools. 

Next, we discuss the new Partnership Workbook, before hearing from Oliver Daniels (HCR) about The worker Protection Bill and the new ACAS Guidance on Reasonable Adjustments for Mental Health.

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we have a compact episode, featuring Professor Joe Nellis. 

We start by letting you know it is the last chance to book for the upcoming ISBA conference, and this really isn't one to be missed.

We then discuss some Sustainability Survey news, helping Bursars prepare for the future. Finally, Professor Joe Nellis gives us some insight into his session at the conference and what bursars should be thinking about. 

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we have a compact episode, featuring Nikki Miller and Tabitha Cave from VWV.

We start with news about ISC Public Affairs, before discussing Coronation Bank Holiday Entitlement and touching on the Reasonable Force and Restrictive Practices consultation. 

We then discuss the Annual Conference and detail the new Data Navigator tool coming soon, before hearing from Nikki and Tabitha about the session they are providing at the Conference on IICSA outcomes for Bursars. 

Finally, we highlight upcoming CPD sessions and leak next week's guest...

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we have a jam-packed episode, with three guests!

We start with some sector updates and things to be aware of, before hearing from ISBA Head of Advice and Guidance Denise Allen on the recent Q&A from the community. 

We then hear from James Winter, Director of the Apogee Action Group, to learn how you may be owed money if you had dealings with Apogee over the years.

Finally, we catch up with Anjali Kothari of Moore Kingston Smith, ahead of her session at the ISBA Conference to discuss her topic and give you some things to consider before attending. 

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we are joined by ISBA COO John Murphie as he discusses the fast-approaching conference, detailing what to expect and how to make the most out of it 

We also hear from The Allergy Team Founder and CEO, Sarah Knight as we enter Allergy awareness week. Listen in to see if your school is doing enough...

find out more at https://theallergyteam.com/about/ 

Join us for an informative and engaging episode filled with insights and updates on essential topics for bursars in the education sector.

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Our first segment highlights TPS news before looking at the Online Safety Bill and the new EHRC Report on Children's Rights in Great Britain. 

We also touch on the subject of Misrepresentation, Deceit and Fraud from Apogee and the work of the Apogee Action Group before looking at the rising Food prices and predictions for 2023 alongside the increases in National Minimum and Living wages. 

Finally, we look at the details of the latest updates from the Harper vs Brazel case and hear from David Smellie, a partner at Farrer and Co to hear about the session he is hosting at our upcoming Conference in May. 

Join us for an informative and engaging episode filled with insights and updates on essential topics for bursars in the education sector.

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production

In this episode of ISBA Bursarcast, we bring you the latest updates and insights on various topics relevant to the education sector. Today we are joined by ISBA COO John Murphie as he guides us through the most recent government updates regarding the TPS and how this impacts independent schools. 

We also hear some of John's 'hot takes'  such as Harpur vs Brazel, VAT updates and of course we discuss the upcoming ISBA Conference. 

Join us for an informative and engaging episode filled with insights and updates on essential topics for bursars in the education sector.

Contact the podcast at podcast@theisba.org.uk
Tune in to the ISBA Bursarcast Podcast for a comprehensive exploration of the latest in independent school finance, legal developments, and their direct relevance to UK-based institutions.

Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with the topics that matter most to you and your school community.

Independent schools vary widely in terms of their size, pupil population, location, provision and practice. Documents are offered as guidance only, in order to help schools prepare their own in a way that suits their own circumstances and reflects the needs of their own community, and the ISBA and our partners who have assisted in the production of the documents accept no liability for any claims or losses arising from their use. Before using documents from the ISBA library, and particularly after adapting them, schools should take specific legal advice

The ISBA Bursarcast is a RAFIKI STUDIO production