What makes a good leader? It's a question that always sparks debate and divides opinion within education circles, but, at the same time, it is one that generates responses that will remain consistent from one generation to the next. Integrity, authenticity, these are traits that could just as easily be applied to the great headteachers of today or those who ran schools 100 years ago. But as schools adopt new technology, and students spend increasing amounts of time online, what additional skills do school leaders need to enable them to keep pace with a rapidly evolving, digital landscape? In this edition of the Tes podcast, senior editor Simon Lock meets Tom Campbell, interim CEO at E-ACT academy trust, and biology teacher and teaching and learning ambassador Jake Harrison to ask what digital skills today's leaders really need. This podcast is sponsored by the University of Manchester's Master's in Educational Leadership in Practice. Build your confidence and take a critical approac...