The webinar will provide practical advice to help independent schools integrate sustainability into the management of heritage estates.

It targets senior management teams and staff involved in day-to-day operations, offering guidance to navigate the complexities of running historic properties while addressing environmental challenges.

Rachel Haworth brings over 20 years of expertise in conservation and heritage, focusing on placemaking and quality of life. She has advised on development proposals in sensitive historic contexts and has pioneered methods for appraising conservation areas and large heritage assets.

Hannah Gillett, an Associate Planner at LUC, specialises in managing complex planning projects. With ten years of experience across public and private sectors, she offers expertise in project management, site appraisals, planning applications, and advice on complex developments.

ISBA, with over 90 years of heritage, supports independent schools in managing their estates and operations.

The organisation offers advice and resources to more than 1,300 members, including bursars and senior management staff, helping schools navigate areas like financial management, facilities, environmental sustainability, and compliance.

LUC is excited to exhibit at the 2025 ISBA annual conference, held at Manchester Central Convention Centre from 19–21 May.

This key event welcomes over 500 senior management staff from independent schools, offering opportunities for networking, learning, and exploring high-quality services tailored to the education sector.

For more information and to register for the webinar, visit the ISBA website.