Welcome to ISBA Bursarcast, the podcast designed for everyone involved in the management of independent schools. Whether you work in finance, estates, HR, transport, or any other school leadership role, this podcast brings you the latest sector news, expert insights, and practical advice to support your work.
Each Friday at 4 pm, we deliver in-depth conversations with sector professionals, industry experts, and ISBA members, keeping you informed on the issues that matter most to independent schools.
Tune in for essential updates, best practices, and strategic insights to help your school thrive. Subscribe now on your favourite podcast platform and stay ahead of the curve with ISBA Bursarcast.
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Welcome to ISBA Bursarcast, the podcast designed for everyone involved in the management of independent schools. Whether you work in finance, estates, HR, transport, or any other school leadership role, this podcast brings you the latest sector news, expert insights, and practical advice to support your work.
Each Friday at 4 pm, we deliver in-depth conversations with sector professionals, industry experts, and ISBA members, keeping you informed on the issues that matter most to independent schools.
Tune in for essential updates, best practices, and strategic insights to help your school thrive. Subscribe now on your favourite podcast platform and stay ahead of the curve with ISBA Bursarcast.
The Bursarcast is produced by RAFIKI STUDIO
www.rafikistudio.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we are joined by Lucy Wyatt, Director of ISBA’s Recruitment Services, to discuss the growing challenges schools face in recruitment and retention. With rising costs, shifting regulations, and an increasingly competitive job market, Lucy explores how ISBA supports schools in building strong, adaptable teams that can meet the demands of a changing sector.
Lucy shares insights into emerging trends such as the centralisation of business functions and the need for agile, change-ready personnel. She also outlines ISBA’s comprehensive recruitment and mentoring services — designed to help schools find, develop, and retain the right people for long-term success.
Effective recruitment goes beyond filling roles — it’s about finding people who align with a school’s culture, values, and strategic goals. With the right guidance, planning, and mentoring, schools can build resilient teams ready to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
[ISBA Personnel Services – link]
Lucy's Wyatt contact details: 07817 038009
LucyWyatt@theisba.org.uk
https://www.theisba.org.uk/
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In this episode, Lou Bennett ( CEO of IDPE) joins us to discuss why senior leadership engagement is the cornerstone of successful fundraising in schools. As financial pressures grow, Lou introduces the Fundraising Futures Report — a practical framework to help schools diversify income, build community relationships, and embed fundraising into long-term strategy.
Fundraising thrives when leaders lead. With a clear strategy, community engagement, and active involvement from heads and governors, schools can build sustainable fundraising programmes that align with their broader vision.
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In this edition of The Bursarcast Podcast, we begin with a concise round-up of the latest ISBA news and bulletin headlines — including sector updates, new resources, and key policy developments for independent schools.
Then we turn to the main feature, where we’re joined by Paul Gregory, Group Commercial Director at HSEnergy Group, to explore how schools can take practical steps toward energy independence.
Paul explains how HSEnergy is helping schools address rising energy costs and sustainability targets through solar generation, AI-powered battery storage, and fully funded energy solutions that require no upfront investment. He shares real examples from education projects across the UK, showing how intelligent energy management can reduce reliance on the grid, lower costs, and strengthen resilience — while allowing schools to lead the way in sustainable innovation.
Paul Gregory, Group Commercial Director, HSEnergy Group
Paul specialises in energy strategy and sustainable infrastructure, working with schools and public sector organisations to deliver efficient, cost-effective solutions that combine renewable generation, storage, and intelligent optimisation.
If you found this episode useful, please follow or subscribe on your preferred podcast platform.
Have questions or ideas for future episodes? Email the team at podcast@theisba.org.uk.
And don’t forget — ISBA members can access additional sustainability resources and guidance in the ISBA Reference Library after listening.
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In this edition of Bursarcast, we bring you a crisp, up‑to‑date news roundup followed by a deep dive with Kieran Smith and Josie Morgan Jones from Crowe, discussing VAT issues for independent schools.
Highlights include:
Then we hand over to Sue Roxby to host Kieran and Josie from Crowe for the VAT segment, where we’ll explore key issues, upcoming risks, and practical steps for schools.
Kieran Smith & Josie Morgan Jones, Crowe
Experts in tax, accounting and charitable status in education, Kieran and Josie join us to unpack VAT challenges facing independent schools, especially where bursaries, grants, and income streams intersect.
If you found this episode useful, please follow/subscribe on your preferred podcast platform.
Have questions, or want us to cover a topic in a future episode? Email us at podcast@theisba.org.uk.
And if you’re an ISBA member, don’t forget to check your Reference Library after listening — those updated templates and supplementary materials will be there for you.
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In this week’s episode, we’re tackling two key areas that are front of mind for many school leaders right now: crisis leadership and inspection readiness.
[News Round-Up | 00:00 – 04:00]
We start with the latest sector updates, including insights from the newly released ISI Annual Review of Inspections 2024–25. With a notable dip in compliance rates — down to 82.1% for routine inspections — we highlight where schools are falling short and what lessons can be drawn, particularly in areas such as safeguarding, attendance, and safer recruitment checks.
We also look at the recent update to ISBA’s Attendance Policy Template, following reports from members that inspectors are expecting to see statutory attendance codes included in documentation. While not a formal regulatory requirement, we explore why it may now be considered best practice and what has changed in the updated template.
[Guest Interview | 4.00 – End]
Our guest this week is Richard Gordon, Director of the Bournemouth University Disaster Management Centre. Richard brings decades of expertise in crisis management and has worked closely with ISBA on enhancing leadership readiness in the independent sector.
In this conversation, we explore:
If you’re thinking about resilience planning, preparing for the unexpected, or improving decision-making under pressure, this one’s not to be missed.
📌 Resources and links mentioned:
💡 For further guidance on inspections, compliance, or crisis planning, ISBA members can contact the Advice and Guidance team or browse additional materials in the Reference Library.
📣 Not yet a member? Learn more about how ISBA supports independent schools at theisba.org.uk
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🎙️ ISBA Weekly Podcast | Episode: Your Voice Matters – Shaping ISBA’s Future Through the 2025 Member Survey
🗓️ Released: Friday, 3 October 2025
🎧 Duration: approx. 25 minutes
This week, we’re focusing on a topic that affects every operational role across independent schools: how ISBA can best support its members – now and in the future.
Joining us is:
Sue Roxby, Head of Advice and Guidance at ISBA.
Together, we unpack the purpose, scope, and importance of the 2025 ISBA Member Survey, which is now open to all registered school contacts.
Topics include:
Whether you're a bursar, finance lead, estates manager or part of a wider operational team, this is a key moment to shape the services and support you receive.
We also explain how the survey is being managed independently by Research by Design, ensuring confidentiality and data protection at every step.
📌 Member Updates & Reminders
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This week, we’re diving into a topic that’s always on the radar for school leaders and operational staff: inspections.
Joining us is:
Durell Barnes, consultant and inspections expert
Together, we explore how to stay inspection-ready without letting it become an operational drain.
Topics include:
We also highlight a brand-new inspection webinar now available in the ISBA Reference Library, designed to help bursars, DSLs and leadership teams navigate the process clearly and calmly.
🔐 Sector News You Can’t Miss:
This week’s bulletin includes several key updates:
📌 Resources & Links Mentioned:
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This week’s episode covers the latest updates affecting independent schools, with a particular focus on school furniture. We welcome a full panel of expert guests from Morleys (Janinne Taylor, Chanelle Williams, Katie Kerwin & Harriet Newman) to share trends and insights on the sector's built environment.
Together they share:
We also bring you this week’s must-know updates from the ISBA Bulletin, including:
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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
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This week’s episode covers the latest updates affecting independent schools, with a particular focus on compliance, finance, and statutory duties. We also welcome expert guests Ian Morgan (Risk Services Director) and Dom Haigh (Risk Services Associate) from Assured Partners to discuss the new fire safety guidance and its practical implications for school operations and estates teams.
Together they share:
We also bring you this week’s must-know updates from the ISBA Bulletin, including:
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📬 Have a question or topic you’d like us to cover?
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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
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This week, we’re tackling a topic that’s high on the operational agenda: school transport.
Joining us are:
Together, they share real-world insights into:
We also bring you this week’s must-know updates from the ISBA Bulletin, including:
📌 Resources & Links Mentioned:
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Don't miss an episode – follow the ISBA Weekly Podcast on your preferred platform and share with colleagues in school operations, compliance, estates, and finance.
📬 Have a question or topic you’d like us to cover?
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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
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In this episode of the ISBA Bursarcast, we explore how independent schools are using smart technology to strengthen safeguarding and enhance estate security — from discreet vape detection systems to cloud-based CCTV and integrated access control.
We’re joined by Tom Piggott from Verkada, a leading manufacturer of modern security solutions, and Mark Power from Net-Ctrl, one of the UK’s top-tier integrators for Verkada systems. Together, they share expert insights and real-world examples of how schools are deploying these technologies to reduce risk, improve emergency response, and support pupil wellbeing.
We cover:
Whether you're considering your first step into smart security or managing a complex school estate, this episode offers valuable guidance tailored to bursars, estates managers, and operational leads across the independent school sector.
Tom Piggott – UK Security Solutions Lead, Verkada
Mark Power – Project Manager, Net-Ctrl
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
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This week on the ISBA Bursarcast:
Is solar right for your school—and can it really be affordable, low-risk, and disruption-free?
We’re joined by Chris Styles, Commercial Director at Westwood Energy, to unpack what solar energy looks like in practice for independent schools. From navigating heritage buildings and campus constraints, to funding options with no upfront cost, Chris offers clear, practical advice for bursars and estates leads who are curious—but cautious.
You’ll learn:
Whether you're at the start of your sustainability journey or ready to run a tender, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to explore solar as part of your school's future.
🎧 Tune in now—because this could be your next big estates win.
Find more from Westwood at https://www.westwood-energy.co.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
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This week’s ISBA Bursarcast delivers a fast-paced round-up of the latest regulatory and operational updates for UK independent schools—followed by a practical conversation on risk management with Sarah Pearson from Ecclesiastical Insurance.
🧾 Headlines include:
🎧 In our guest segment:
Sarah Pearson, education sector specialist at Ecclesiastical Insurance, joins us to share expert insights on:
🔗 Useful Links
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
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In this episode of the ISBA Bursarcast, we speak with Sue Roxby, ISBA’s Head of Advice and Guidance, about the forthcoming member survey and the wider issues currently affecting independent schools.
Sue shares how the survey will work this year, what it aims to achieve, and why input from members will be vital in shaping ISBA’s strategy. The discussion also covers the key considerations for bursars and school leaders as the new academic year begins – from budgets and forecasting to compliance, VAT, pensions, and safeguarding.
Listeners will also hear updates on:
This episode offers clear, practical guidance for leaders looking to make informed decisions and navigate the challenges and opportunities facing the independent school 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
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Recruitment in independent schools can be challenging – from finding the right skills to ensuring a perfect fit for your school’s unique culture. In this episode of the ISBA Bursarcast, we speak with Lucy Wyatt from ISBA’s Personnel Services to uncover how their tailored recruitment model helps schools find the right people when they need them.
We explore:
Whether you’re a bursar looking to fill a role, an HR lead planning your next hire, or simply curious about how ISBA can support your operational team, this conversation is packed with practical insight and advice.
Contact recruitment at recruiting@theisba.org.uk
or Lucy Wyatt at 07817038009
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
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In this week’s ISBA Bursarcast, we guide you through a packed bulletin of sector-wide updates, including significant changes to RSHE guidance, a draft of Keeping Children Safe in Education 2025, and a roadmap for the Employment Rights Bill—the biggest overhaul of employment law in decades. We also cover new compliance guidance on early years funding, scam warnings, data breach protocols, and lessons from recent HSE prosecutions.
Plus, our guest this week is Sam Coutinho, a leading voice in school governance and independent education risk consultancy. Sam joins us to reflect on the key challenges faced by school governors over the past year—from navigating political uncertainty and financial pressures to supporting senior leaders with sensitive, strategic decisions.
We explore how governance is evolving, what governors need to know about collaboration and mergers, and why now more than ever, investment in governor training is critical.
Tune in to get ahead on:
🎧 Released every Friday at 4pm
📚 Don’t forget to explore the ISBA Reference Library for full guidance documents mentioned in this episode.
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
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This week on The ISBA Bursarcast, we’re joined by Sue Roxby, Head of Advice and Guidance at ISBA, and Hugh Young, Senior Associate at Farrer & Co, to unpack the practical implications of the Employment Rights Bill for independent schools. With key provisions — including changes to “fire and rehire” practices — now set to come into force in October 2026, schools have a critical window for thoughtful consultation and planning.
Sue and Hugh share highlights from ISBA’s recent webinar and provide clear, actionable advice for bursars and senior leaders preparing for pension restructuring, contract variations, and wider workforce changes. Expect expert insight on timelines, pitfalls, and why early engagement with staff really matters.
Plus, in this week’s news roundup:
As always, all documents mentioned are available via the ISBA Reference Library, and the Advice & Guidance team is ready to support you.
Listen now for the latest insight and expert commentary on what matters to your role.
As mentioned in the episode here are the latest blogs from Farrer & Co
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
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In this week’s episode of the ISBA Bursarcast, we cover key updates that every bursar and school leader needs to know before the summer break.
In the news this week:
Guest Segment:
We’re joined by Simon Holden and Sean Lumley from Safehire.ai, who share highlights from their recent ISBA webinar "The Art of the Possible". We explore how artificial intelligence is already transforming operational processes in schools – from recruitment to compliance – and where it could go next. It’s a practical and thought-provoking conversation about how AI can support safer, smarter decisions in independent schools.
Whether you’re looking to stay compliant, plan for staff changes, or understand what AI can (and can’t) do, this episode is packed with insights tailored to independent school operations.
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
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In this episode of The Bursarcast, we’ve got the latest sector updates every independent school bursar should know — from board elections and VAT tweaks to asbestos rules, data law changes, and a new part-time role at the ISBA.
🧠 Guest Spotlight: Smarter School Procurement
Are you getting value from your suppliers, or just getting by?
Procurement expert Paul Wright joins us to break down how schools can stretch budgets further, especially on catering. He shares real insights on benchmarking, contract pitfalls, and using data to get better deals without cutting corners.
🎯 What we cover:
📌 Also this week:
Whether you’re focused on compliance, contracts, or cutting costs, this episode’s got what you need to stay ahead.
Find more from Quenelles here
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
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In this episode of the Bursarcast, we are joined by Julie Robinson (CEO, ISC) to go over the latest insights around the recent legal challenge brought by the ISC to the High Court around VAT on Independent School Fees.
Alongside our chat with Julie, we bring you the latest sector insights from the ISBA, including:
🛡️ Operation Encompass Update
Why police notifications about domestic abuse are still failing to reach schools on time — and what every DSL needs to know.
⚖️ Whistleblowing Ruling
We unpack Sullivan v Isle of Wight Council — and explain why external job applicants (outside the NHS) aren’t protected as whistleblowers.
🚨 Scam Alert
Schools are being targeted with fake emails offering delegate lists from ISBA’s Annual Conference. A reminder: we never share member data.
📅 Webinars to Watch
Your quick preview of what’s coming up, from TPS strategy and legal shifts to AI applications and VAT handling best practice.
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
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