In this episode, I am joined by Donna McNeight, a dedicated Numeracy Learning Specialist and Classroom Teacher, who shares her candid journey of implementing sustainable change in mathematics education.

We dive deep into her experience with the EMU (Extending Mathematical Understanding) program and the real challenges of maintaining momentum amidst constant interruptions while keeping staff engaged and motivated. Donna opens up about the emotional rollercoaster that accompanied her mission, from moments of intense frustration to unwavering determination.

This episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience required in educational leadership and the importance of sustainable, incremental change. Join us as we explore what it means to persist, adapt and succeed in transforming mathematics education.

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In this transformative episode, I am joined by Sue Floro, Head of the Preparatory School at Knox Grammar School, who shares her bold journey of reimagining their house system through the lens of belonging and social impact. We explore how her team tackled the ambitious challenge of integrating community connection, vertical care and social justice into a comprehensive framework that would shape their students' educational experience.

Sue takes us behind the scenes of their Year 6 immersion program, where students and parents engage directly with community organisations around the world. She shares the complex process of managing risk, developing meaningful itineraries and the profound impact these real-world connections have had on their school community. From the initial excitement to moments of uncertainty during implementation, Sue shares the full spectrum of emotions that accompanied this innovative initiative.

This episode is a masterclass in educational innovation and the courage required to transform traditional systems into vehicles for meaningful community engagement. Join us as we explore what it truly means to be brave in educational leadership and create experiences that change lives.

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In this insightful episode, I am joined by Celia Mara, Deputy Principal at
St Martins Lutheran College. We dive deep into the challenges and triumphs of adapting to a completely new educational environment while navigating multiple changes at once.

From learning unfamiliar systems and curriculums to finding your place in an established culture during restructuring, we unpack the complex journey of educational leadership in transition. We tackle the delicate balance of bringing your expertise to the table while staying open to new approaches and how to avoid the common pitfall of constantly comparing everything to "how we used to do it".

Whether you're moving between educational systems, switching states or stepping into a role during organisational change, this episode offers practical insights and honest reflection on the art of professional adaptation. Join us as we explore what it really means to grow and adapt while staying true to your professional identity.

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