This study aims to describe the dynamics of school leadership at a primary school affected by limited leadership experience and health-related constraints. Using a descriptive qualitative approach and in-depth interviews with several teachers, the findings reveal that the principal adopts a situational leadership style characterized by flexible and delegative practices. The principal places significant trust in senior teachers to carry out daily operational functions and decision-making processes. While this strategy fosters teacher autonomy and ensures the continuity of school activities, it also reveals weaknesses in supervision, quality control, and the symbolic presence of leadership. The lack of direct supervision results in unclear performance evaluations and weak program coordination. The study concludes that the effectiveness of situational leadership relies heavily on the strength of interpersonal relationships among staff and the existence of supportive internal systems. It is recommended that the principal strengthen the management team and establish a more structured communication system to sustain leadership quality and educational standards.

This study was conducted with the aim of determining the relationship between time management and the learning outcomes of grade V students of SDN 104256 Rugemuk in the Social Studies subject "Chapter 3: Magnets, Electricity and Technology for Life". This type of research is quantitative with the research method used is correlation. The subjects of this study were 30 people. Data collection techniques in this study consisted of questionnaires and documentation. The data analysis technique used was Product Moment correlation. The results of the study showed a relationship between learning time management and student learning outcomes because the results of the analysis showed that rcount > rtable, namely 0.627 > 0.361, which means that there is a relationship between time management and learning outcomes.