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Leading Your International School: Mission Integrity
We are delighted to invite you to contribute to the second edition of Leading Your International School. The international school landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. Amid changing educational priorities, technological advances, geopolitical uncertainty, and increasing expectations from diverse communities, one principle remains constant: the importance of mission integrity. This new edition will explore how school leaders can ensure that their mission is more than a statement on a website. It should be the driving force behind strategic decisions, leadership practice, curriculum design, community engagement, governance, and organisational culture. Welcome, and thank you for considering joining us on this important project.
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Chapter submission expectations
We welcome contributions from experienced practitioners, researchers, and educational leaders from across the international school sector.
Chapter Expectations
Authors should submit a chapter that:
- Aligns clearly with the central theme of Mission Integrity.
- Combines scholarly evidence with practical application.
- Offers original insights, case studies, frameworks, or examples that can support leaders in international schools.
- Is written in an accessible style for both aspiring and experienced school leaders.
Chapter Length
5,000 to 7,000 words, excluding references.
Suggested Structure
- Introduction
- Context and rationale
- Key concepts and discussion
- Practical implications for school leaders
- Case study or examples, where appropriate
- Reflection and concluding recommendations
Referencing
- Use APA 7th Edition throughout.
- Ensure all references are complete and accurate.
- Where possible, include recent research alongside seminal literature.
Style Guidelines
- Write in clear, professional English.
- Avoid excessive jargon.
- Use headings and subheadings to improve readability.
- Clearly label tables and figures, with permissions where required.
- Define specialist terminology when first introduced.
Originality
By submitting a chapter, authors confirm that the work is original, has not been previously published, is not under consideration elsewhere, and has appropriate permissions for any copyrighted material.
All submissions may be screened for originality.
Review Process
Each chapter will undergo editorial review. Authors may be asked to revise their work based on feedback to ensure consistency, quality, and alignment with the overall vision of the book.
Submission Requirements
- Chapter manuscript in Microsoft Word (.docx)
- Author biography of 100 to 150 words
- Professional photograph, optional
- Institutional affiliation and contact details