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Whether you’re sharing a policy with members of staff, sending a newsletter to parents or just having a conversation with a stakeholder, it’s important to maintain a high level of clarity. Without this, instructions, messages or your brand can be misconstrued, leading to confusion. A consistent message is key to representing your school’s visions and values properly – switching things up can damage that consistency. An Example Of Poor Clarity Recently, Microsoft announced the launch of their latest Windows version, Windows 11. This was accompanied by lots of nice videos showcasing how creatives can use their software to create fancy […]