Our partners
Stronger together,
better for schools & trusts
We work closely with school business management groups and organisations across the UK. Their local insight, expertise and support help us create events that are relevant, practical and shaped by the needs of our community.
Meet the partners we’re proud to work with.
A community built by school business managers, for school business managers. SASBM brings professionals together to share experience, build connections and learn from one another, with conferences, professional development and an active online community keeping the conversation going between events.
With more than 20 years behind it, LSBMA has grown alongside the school business profession itself. Today, around 150 members from across Liverpool’s schools use the association to exchange ideas, develop professionally and stay connected through conferences and a supportive online community.
With more than 300 members, BASBM gives Birmingham's school business community a strong collective voice. From conferences and professional development to practical resources and peer support, the association gives members opportunities to share information, seek advice and support one another between meetings.
TASBM creates a local network of school business leaders who work together to support one another. Its Telford network creates opportunities to swap ideas, share good practice, access CPD and even explore collaborative purchasing, while offering mentoring and support to those newer to school business leadership.
Bringing together business and finance professionals from schools across Solihull, the group creates a space for genuine peer-to-peer support. Regular meetings give members the chance to exchange expertise, hear from external speakers and learn from people tackling many of the same day-to-day challenges.
Connecting school business professionals across Cumbria, CASBAM provides a valuable local network for colleagues working across the region. We’re delighted to work alongside the group in helping EdExec LIVE stay connected to Cumbria’s education community.
Whatever the job title or school setting, Durham’s network brings together people working within the school business environment to support one another. Members can share good practice, access relevant CPD opportunities and take part in collaborative initiatives, with mentor support also available to new school business managers and leaders.
Partnership sits at the heart of L.E.A.D. Academy Trust. Across its academies, the Trust combines collaboration and shared best practice with the freedom for individual schools to retain their identity and respond to the communities they know best.
Collaboration is a big part of what makes GASBM tick. Representing professionals across more than 200 Gloucestershire schools, the group combines training and workshop-style discussions with an active web forum where members can ask for support and advice across all aspects of school business management.
HEYSBL creates a local network where school business leaders work together to support one another. From joint CPD and mentor support for new school business managers and leaders to sharing good practice and providing regional feedback to local and national bodies, the group creates opportunities for collaboration across Humber and East Yorkshire.
SGSBL brings together school business professionals from across South Gloucestershire to share ideas, support one another and improve practice. Through CPD, networking, joint procurement opportunities and mentoring for those new to the role, the group provides practical support for professionals working across the school business function.
St Bart’s brings together 23 academies with a shared mission to improve children’s life chances and enable every child to realise their full potential. Its approach is rooted in collaboration and community, with a commitment to making a positive impact that extends beyond its own school gates.