Podcasts about senior school

If you've ever felt like something is missing in your school community, whether it's student engagement, teacher retention, or just a general sense of belonging, this episode is for you. Guest host Matt Pittman is talking about one of the most overlooked solutions in education. Instead of sticking with bandaid fixes for disengagement, behaviour, or burnout, Matt shares how prioritising connection can shift your entire school culture and actually make teaching feel good again. Matt is the Head of Senior School at Catholic Regional College Caroline Springs, a Catholic secondary school in the western suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, and the author of The Connection Curriculum. An experienced educational leader and a doctoral student researching connections across school communities, Matt's experience is varied, from the leadership of curriculum teams and programs to student wellbeing, student improvement and community engagement portfolios. He has led Positive Education and student support programs and has a passion for working with students, parents, and staff to develop new understandings of the needs of young people in the 21st century. What you'll get from this episode: Why connection is the actual foundation of behaviour, well-being, and engagement. How relationships, belonging, and meaning work together to create a thriving school community. What empathic curiosity looks like in practice (and how to ask better questions). Why emotional intelligence isn't just a buzzword. The difference between inclusivity as a policy vs. inclusivity as a practice (and why most schools get this wrong). How school leaders can create real, lasting culture change (without burning out their staff). Teaching should feel good. Connection is how we get there. A huge shoutout to Matt for taking over the podcast. If this episode resonated with you, make sure you hit follow or subscribe. We are just getting started. Connect with Matt Pittman LinkedIn: mattlukepitman Instagram: mattlukepitman Bluesky: @mattpitman.com.au [BOOK] The Connection Curriculum - Igniting Positive Change in Schools Through Sustainable Connection Upcoming events Matt will be speaking at NEAA Staff Conference, Melbourne: 15 May EDUtech, Sydney: 11-12 June National Education Summit, Melbourne: 28-29 August Go to his website and social media for more information Resources for you Check out my Creating Conscious and Compassionate Classrooms bundle, which is a 10-part guide to behaviour support grounded in connection and empathy. It's packed with resources to help you create a trauma-informed, neuro-affirming classroom that supports students holistically. Just $47 and full of actionable, real world strategies. Connect with Em Website: emmagentle.com.au Instagram: @em_gentle LinkedIn

In this episode of School Improvement Editor Jo Earp is joined by Jake Compton, Director of Academic Culture and a teacher in the Senior School at Canterbury College, which has been working with academics at the UQ Learning Lab since 2020. We'll be talking about some of the projects, how they've evolved over the years, and the challenges along the way. Host: Jo Earp Guest: Jake Compton

Send us a Text Message.What if your daily commute took an unexpected turn? Join us as we uncover the details of a serious incident on the A40 Golden Valley bypass, where a man sustained significant injuries after falling from an overbridge. We'll walk you through the events of the day and provide updates on the road closures and detours you need to know. Plus, get to know Anna Sanford Squires, the new headteacher set to lead St Edward's Senior School starting September 2024. With her impressive academic background and commitment to dynamic curriculums, she's poised to make a big impact on the school's future.But that's not all—this episode is packed with exciting community news! Mark your calendars for the London City Ballet's return to Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre this August, a performance not to be missed after nearly three decades. And don't miss the celebration of Lodder's Solicitors' 10th anniversary on June 27th, 2024, featuring delicious food, gin tasting, and live jazz. Tune in to stay engaged with all the latest happenings in our vibrant community and make sure to subscribe or ask your smart speaker for the latest episode of Cheltenham Community Podcast.New headteacher announced for St Edward's Senior School in CheltenhamCheltenham law firm marks 10th anniversary with staff appointments and a celebratory gin and jazz partyMan seriously injured after falling from A40 overbridge in CheltenhamLondon City Ballet returns to Cheltenham for the first time in almost 30 yearsSupport the Show.

This episode highlights the transformative power of ethical leadership education, showcasing how it equips young individuals with the skills to lead with integrity and initiate positive change. It serves as a testament to the significance of ethical leadership in today's world, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in personal development and making a meaningful impact.In the latest episode of "Inspiring Brave Leaders," Sabine Gromer explores ethical leadership with Zeynep Holmes, a teacher, and her students, Andreas Miaris and Paul Chatin, from Wetherby Senior School. They discuss the influence of the "Designing Your Ethical Life as a Leader" program on young leaders. Zeynep shares her journey from banking to teaching, underscoring the importance of nurturing leadership skills in youth. Andreas and Paul reflect on their personal growth, emphasizing the program's role in reshaping their perspectives on leadership and ethics.

CTL Script/ Top Stories of January 30th         Publish Date: January 29th        From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast    Today is Tuesday, January 30th and Happy heavenly Birthday to President Franklin Roosevelt. ***01.30.24 – BIRTHDAY – FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT*** I'm Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Cherokee Senior School Tax Homestead Exemption Bill Introduced in State Senate 'A City That Feels Like Home': Caldwell Shares Updates in State of the City Woodstock Announces Summer Concert Series Lineup   Plus, Bruce Jenkins sits down with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets to discuss cross contact and contamination.   We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you're looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    Commercial: CU of GA   STORY 1: Cherokee Senior School Tax Homestead Exemption Bill Introduced in State Senate State Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick, R-East Cobb, introduced Senate Bill 388, a companion bill to House Bill 1025, seeking a referendum to expand Cherokee County's senior school property tax homestead exemption. The bills aim to grant Cherokee County seniors aged 62 and older, and disabled residents, who have lived in the county for at least five years, an exemption from all Cherokee County School District ad valorem taxes for educational purposes for the full value of the homestead. The legislation requires approval through a local ballot referendum election concurrent with or before the May 21 primary election, with implementation set for January 1, 2025, if passed. STORY 2: 'A City That Feels Like Home': Caldwell Shares Updates in State of the City Mayor Michael Caldwell of Woodstock, Georgia, delivered his "State of the City" address, outlining the city's achievements and future. He highlighted priorities such as expanding parks and trails, recruiting high-paying jobs, and making homeownership more accessible. Woodstock reported its largest-ever investments in public safety and parks in the last two years, maintaining low crime rates and fully staffing the police department. The city also received approval for a $24 million parks bond, with projects like the Little River Park set for completion by the end of 2025. Woodstock aims to address traffic issues while continuing infrastructure improvements and commercial development. Here is Mayor Caldwell highlighting being the only city not raise taxes last year… STORY 3: Woodstock Announces Summer Concert Series Lineup The 2024 Woodstock Summer Concert Series, announced by Mayor Michael Caldwell, will showcase a variety of music genres. The free concerts will take place at the Northside Hospital-Cherokee Amphitheater in downtown Woodstock. The season kicks off with Night Ranger on May 11, followed by The Guardians of the Jukebox on June 8, Tonic on July 13, Who's Bad, a Michael Jackson tribute act, on August 10, and will conclude with Eddie Montgomery of country duo Montgomery Gentry on September 14. Each concert begins at 7:30 p.m. For more details, visit woodstockconcertseries.com. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.    Back in a moment. Break: DRAKE – CHEROKEE CHAMBER   STORY 4: Hightower Gives 'State of the School District' Address Cherokee County School District (CCSD) in Georgia continues to achieve academic success, with Superintendent Brian Hightower highlighting the district's strong performance at the State of Cherokee County event. CCSD ranks among the top districts in Georgia, with high average scores on the ACT and SAT. The district also emphasizes career and technical education, with an expansion of pathways from 38 to 45 in 2023. CCSD has achieved its highest graduation rates on record for the past two years, reaching 92.3% in 2022 and 92.2% in 2023. The district remains the largest employer in Cherokee County, with a 92% retention rate. STORY 5: Cherokee Resident Appointed to Lead National Military Suicide Prevention Campaign Cherokee County resident Kali Hoffman has been appointed to lead Blue Star Families' nationwide suicide prevention campaign. As a military spouse with firsthand experience in frontline emergency response during the COVID-19 crisis, Hoffman, alongside her Marine veteran husband, understands the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder and the impact of suicide on military families. Hoffman introduced the "Combat the Silence" campaign, funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs, which focuses on creating a supportive community and addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by military families. The campaign includes Blue Star Support Circles, providing crisis intervention and firearm safety training.   Commercial: GCPS– INGLES 4   STORY 6: INGLES - LEAH And here is Bruce Jenkin's conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on cross contact and contamination.   We'll have closing comments after this.    COMMERCIAL: HELLER LAW    SIGN OFF –   Thanks again for listening to today's Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Get more on these stories and other great content at tribune ledger news.com. Giving you important information about our community and telling great stories are what we do.     Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? 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From the Ingles Studio this is your news minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Drake Realty. Today is Friday, January 26th, and I'm Keith Ippolito. Ridley Introduces Bill to Expand Cherokee's Senior School Tax Homestead Exemption In a recent legislative move, State Rep. Jordan Ridley, R-Woodstock, introduced House Bill 1025, aimed at broadening the senior school property tax exemption in Cherokee County. The bill stipulates that seniors aged 62 and above, who have resided in the county for a minimum of five years and earn an annual income not exceeding $16,000, would be exempt from all Cherokee County School District ad valorem taxes for educational purposes. This exemption applies to the full value of their homestead. If the bill receives approval and is signed into law, it would generate a local ballot referendum. Cherokee County voters would then decide on the proposed expansion of the senior school tax break. State Rep. Ridley expressed his support for the bill, stating, "Our senior citizens deserve a break from ad valorem taxes. With record-high inflation increasing the financial burden on residents across the state, it's my hope that this legislation will bring vital relief to our taxpayers." Currently, seniors aged 62 and above in Cherokee County are eligible for a school property tax exemption, but this is capped at a certain amount of their homestead's value. This cap is adjusted annually based on the Social Security Index. In 2023, properties in Cherokee County witnessed an average increase of 15.01% in their assessments compared to the previous year. Ridley's bill aims to alleviate some of the financial pressure caused by these increases. For more news about our community, visit tribuneledgernews.com. For the Tribune Ledger Podcast, I'm Keith Ippolito. Produced by The BG Podcast Network www.bgpodcastnetwork.com www.ingles-markets.com www.drakerealty.com #NewsPodcast #CurrentEvents #TopHeadlines #BreakingNews #PodcastDiscussion #PodcastNews #InDepthAnalysis #NewsAnalysis #PodcastTrending #WorldNews #LocalNews #GlobalNews #PodcastInsights #NewsBrief #PodcastUpdate #NewsRoundup #WeeklyNews #DailyNews #PodcastInterviews #HotTopics #PodcastOpinions #InvestigativeJournalism #BehindTheHeadlines #PodcastMedia #NewsStories #PodcastReports #JournalismMatters #PodcastPerspectives #NewsCommentary #PodcastListeners #NewsPodcastCommunity #NewsSource #PodcastCuration #WorldAffairs #PodcastUpdates #AudioNews #PodcastJournalism #EmergingStories #NewsFlash #PodcastConversations #podcast #podcasts #podcaster #podcastlife #podcastshow #podcasting #podcasters #podcastersofinstagram #itunes #applepodcasts #spotifypodcast #soundcloud #youtube #radio #radioshow #comedy #music #hiphop #art #entrepreneur #covid #motivation #interview #repost #loveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we sit down with Surbiton High music student, Mahoor in the Senior School and talk about her new composition 'Symphony of Persia'. The episode includes an interview with Mahoor followed by the full piece. It was performed live in front of an audience of over a thousand students across four assemblies in June 2023.

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#020 - Welcome to Chatting with Channing, the podcast for Channing School that lets you, the listener, find out more by hearing from people throughout the school community. Each episode, you'll hear real stories from staff, from pupils, from parents and the school's alumnae, to give you a true reflection of life on Highgate Hill.Now today we're talking to the Lead Counsellor at the Senior School, Jennifer Barnaby. That means we're going to find out exactly what that means, what the services are that are available to the pupils and why this is so important.But we also ask Jennifer for her top tips for all of us to improve our mental health, so good to hear these.That's all coming up in this episode so come with me as Arabella speaks to the Lead Counsellor at the Senior School, Jennifer Barnaby.Channing School Online:Facebook: www.facebook.com/channingschoolLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/channing-schoolTwitter: twitter.com/ChanningSchool

Ferdinand Steinbeis, managing director of boarding school advisors von Bülow Education, visits Gresham's School in Norwich. 

In our final podcast of the year we stay with our year-long theme of impact and talk with students from all three divisions about some of their favourite and most impactful memories from throughout the year. Press play to listen to some amazing stories related to Student Life Day, the Senior School play, HTS believes, leadership, and the recent middle school trips. Music audio by https://bensound.com Tracks used in this episode include:Hey - License code: PBEUKBUV4VTBRMFOElevate - License code: ELE72NNSP9HB0ZNVTenderness - License code: 6SRTTADAFYQY7B90Photo Album -  License code: HX9E5PWVMENKAELBEnergy - License code: E4EQLER5FFBZP5YA

How far is the Sun from you?When is it the farthest? When is it the closest? Does it seem close and far at the same time?The Sun, is a Chinese Tale that is versatile in the classroom. From Primary, to Middle to Senior School, this ONE story can be told and retold to introduce, teach and reinforce concepts of Sun, Latitude - Longitude, Solar Energy, Time, Distance and Trignometry!This is an example of what we call, Hook - a - Tale (a story that intrigues) and Story-Fix (a story that poses a problem). Tell this one at the right time of the teaching journey and you will see how it can used and reused over and over again.We are building a community of Storytelling Teachers, if you are interested in Story Pedagogy subscribe to our Exclusive Newsletter for Teachers How does this story work for adults? Listen to the podcast to know more! ****

In this episode we take you inside our Main Hall where every day starts with an assembly. At Surbiton we deliver assemblies that are led by our core values of Community, Courage, Creativity, Respect and Inquisitiveness, which every year group attends once a week. Each week a different member of the Senior Leadership Team shares a ten minute reflection on something relevant either for the time of year or on the wider world.

Surbiton Copes Days – otherwise known as SCOPE Days – are days where the entire school is taken off timetable for half a day to focus on PSHE and RSE, as well as team-building in forms groups, and generally building and reinforcing positive relationships in the school community. Guest speakers are brought in from outside of school to talk about difficult topics like drugs, assault, homeless, social services and many more. The day happens twice a year and has a tremendous impact on student wellbeing and contextual knowledge of the wider world.

Josh Patrick is a top student at Northam Senior High School and also takes on responsibilities of looking after his young sister Charlotte who has had no less than 60 surgeries since she was 3 days old. Josh has delivered a TedEx talk and an ambassdor for SWAN (Syndromes Without A Name) Well done Josh, the Wheatbelt is very proud of you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we give you an insight into all the hard work that has gone into making this year's musical, Legally Blonde, a huge success. Tickets are still available at the following address. https://www.atgtickets.com/shows/surbiton-high-school-presents-legally-blonde-the-musical/new-wimbledon-theatre/

The years we spend in education in our youth are miniscule when compared to the 30-40 years we spend working and building our careers in adulthood. However, education forms the foundation for all future development. At Surbiton High, the Careers Department work with students from Year 7-13 to ensure that students are exposed to opportunities and supported every step of the way in their career journey. Led by Terry McDermott, Director of Careers and Head of Oxbridge, (winner of the United Learning Support Worker of the Year Award 2020 for his work across United Learning Academies creating programmes to support entry into the most competitive universities), the Careers Department work tirelessly to ensure students know where they want to go – and get where they want to go.

Bonjour, bienvenue, willkommen to the Surbiton High School Podcast. In this episode we celebrate the European Week of Languages with a range of international cuisines from our canteen and students singing Euro pop hits in multi-lingual karaoke. Later on in the episode, we shine a light on the incredible work done by our Modern Foreign Languages Department, led by the enormously talented and passionate polyglot, Mme Paul.

In this episode of Better Thinking, Nesh Nikolic speaks with Kirrilie Smout about the common elements of mental health treatment planning for children and adults. Kirrilie Smout is a qualified clinical psychologist specialising in working children and teenagers about finding a life vision, creating community among each other, persistence, self-belief, study skills and overcoming obstacles. Kirrilie has presented at several National youth leadership forums, national adolescent health conferences and has spoken to approximately 20,000 young people across Australia. She has achieved the second highest speaking accreditation recognised by the National Speakers Association of Australia, and is one of only 10 in South Australia to have done so. Kirrilie also speaks to parents, teachers and youth leaders about youth issues in Australia; focusing on young people's needs and desires, and how to inspire and effectively lead young people. In 2000 she was awarded the Australian National Speakers Association "Rising Star" award for most promising emerging speaker. In 2001, Kirrilie toured the United States (sponsored by the Australian Youth Foundation) researching American suicide prevention and life skill programs for teenagers. Kirrilie has recently published her first book, The Years that Count: Maximising Motivation, Marks and Optimism in Senior School students. She has recently been asked to present the content of this book at an Australian/New Zealand Adolescent Development conference. Episode link at https://neshnikolic.com/podcast/kirrilie-smoutSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Books are magical things that communicate experiences and bring people together. In a corner of the library, surrounded by hardbacks, paper backs and cups of tea, for 10 years Ms Huntley and Mr Humphreys have been bringing students together for an hour each week to talk about novels, non-fiction, poetry and plays with students from Year 7 to Year 13 – and even some Old Girls who come back every now and then. Lit Soc is a safe space from which students explore the world through the lens of literature.

Last week over 100 Senior School students, including students from St Michael's Collegiate and Fahan School, participated in the Walk Out Of The Shadows and Freezin' for a Reason events. In this podcast join Year 10 students Sebastian Stagg, Joshua Wise and Archie Yarrow as they interview staff and students on these events. This event was put together by Thorold House and the Hutchins Wellbeing Committee. The money raised will be split between SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY, Lifeline and Reclink Australia. The Year 12 students have chosen Reclink Australia for their charity in 2022. To listen to more Hutchins Podcast and subscribe, please search 'Hutchins Podcast' on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or listen at https://hutchins.tas.edu.au/podcast. Hutchins Radio is now streaming 24/7 online. Tune in at https://hutchins.tas.edu.au/radio.

Starting a new academic year is an opportunity for a fresh start and to turn over a new leaf. In this episode, Principal Rebecca Glover gives her insight into the best way to start a new school year, whether you're in Y7 or Y13, and shares her thoughts about the year ahead (2022-23).

When does bad behaviour get so serious that a young person should be permanently excluded from the mainstream school system? No More Exclusions, a campaign Lana co-founded, says never. For Lana, doing so is the result of a failed and often racist system. As an educator with decades of experience in Bristol and the region, Lana has a powerful vision that refuses to give up on any child. But what about the other 29 pupils who just want to get on? Neil and Lana chat through the politics and practicalities of a renewed education system, including why teachers have had enough and might be joining many other workers on strike this year. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this instalment of Hutchins Podcast, join Year 10 students, Casper Birch, Oscar Greenwood, Josh Wise, and Archie Yarrow as they discuss the recent Tasmanian Youth Forum in Launceston. Special guests include Mr Martin Chambers (Assistant Head of Senior School, School House), and Matt Newell (Facilitator of the Tasmanian Youth Forum). To listen to more Hutchins Podcast and subscribe, please search 'Hutchins Podcast' on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or listen at https://hutchins.tas.edu.au/podcast. Hutchins Radio is now streaming 24/7 online. Tune in at https://hutchins.tas.edu.au/radio.

On Wednesday 23 February, all Middle and Senior School students participated in our annual Summer Sports Day. Join Rafferty Ball and Joshua Wise (Year 10) as they go out and interview staff and students. It was great to see all Houses competing on a beautiful sunny day in a variety of sports including surfing, sailing, mountain biking, Australian rules football, cricket, basketball, table tennis, multi sports, indoor cricket, softball, tennis and orienteering. Well done to all involved in this great day with special congratulations to Stephens House for being crowned winners of the Senior School competition and to Buckland House for taking out the Middle School competition.To listen to more Hutchins Podcast and subscribe, please search 'Hutchins Podcast' on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or listen at https://hutchins.tas.edu.au/podcast.

An education in the arts teaches students to perceive and think in new ways. At The York School, creativity, reasoning, imagination, intuition and art-specific skills are all developed as students learn to build bridges between verbal and nonverbal communication, and logic and emotion. In this episode, Natasha Estey speaks with Music Teacher Cody MacFarlane, Visual Arts Teacher Daniel Neville, Drama Teacher Mary Wood, and Film Teacher Otino Corsano, about why the arts are so important in an IB education.You can see the arts at The York School in action on Twitter by following the hashtag #YorkLearns. Here are links to some videos of the arts in action at The York School: Harmony ConcertVocal Music (Cool Moon)Concert Band (Crocodile Rock)Senior School TheatreSenior School TheatreArt BattleIBDP FilmIB Film Promo VideoYORK Connect YouTube Channel Written and Produced by Natasha EsteyAudio Editing by Andrew Scott

A short Chapel devotion on John 20:31 and 21:25 about the purpose of Johns Gospel and why we are reading it in Chapel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schroders-bible-bits/message

Nǐ hǎo! Hola! Bonjour! What are the benefits of learning a second or third language? Why is this a key component of the IB experience? IB French teacher Andrew Torres, IB Spanish teacher Emily Cunningham, and IB Mandarin teacher Connie Zhao, help host Natasha Estey unpack how learning another language can help students increase their understanding of several cultures, including their own, and explore globally significant ideas and issues through different languages.Learn about the philosophy of language acquisition as part of an IB education by visiting the International Baccalaureate website. Follow the hashtag #YorkLearns on Twitter to see additional language learning in action.Written & Produced by Natasha EsteyAudio Editing by Andrew Scott

#004 - Welcome to Chatting with Channing, the podcast for Channing School that lets you, the listener, find out more by hearing from people throughout the school community. Each episode, you'll hear real stories from staff, from pupils, from parents and the school's alumnae, to give you a true reflection of life on Highgate Hill. In this episode we're speaking to Channing  Senior School's Assistant Headteacher, Andrew Boardman. Andrew will be talking to us about a variety of topics, from his role at Channing and how things have changed in education during his time as a teacher, to the subject he teaches and the time and research that goes into improving how children are taught and how they learn. But Andrew will also talk to us about the learning Spotlight, what it is and how it helps both pupils and parents, as well as discussing academic buoyancy. So come with me now as we talk about all this and more with Assistant Head, Andrew Boardman. Channing School Online:Facebook: www.facebook.com/channingschoolLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/channing-schoolTwitter: twitter.com/ChanningSchoolInstagram: www.instagram.com/channing_school 

Rebecca Purdy is Assistant Head at Felsted School. Rebecca joined Felsted in 2007 as an English teacher and leads the co-curricular programme for the Senior School. Rebecca is also the former Director of the Model United Nations at Felsted and in recent years, has played an active role in promoting equality, diversity and inclusion at Felsted and across the education sector as a whole, encouraging as all to develop our character and make a difference. Felsted School online Website: www.felsted.org Instagram: felsted_school Facebook: felstedschool Twitter: felstedschool LinkedIn: FelstedSchool 

#016 - Welcome back to the St Edward's School Podcast, the place where we talk to staff, parents and pupils to find out more about life at the school. Today we're talking to Head of Individual Learning at the Senior School, Emma Bee. But we will also be discussing neurodiversity and learning walks and how they are involved in individual learning. So come with me now as we talk to Head of Individual Learning at the Senior School, Emma Bee. St Edward's School online https://www.stedwards.co.uk/ (www.stedwards.co.uk)

Mark Anderson is the current Head of Senior School and Head of HSIE at Redfield College. Mark helps direct the quality of teaching and learning in Years 10 to 12 in such a way that the students can perform at their absolute best. In this episode we talk about how to build positive relationships with your students, why it's so important, and how to successfully create a learning environment in your classroom.   Key Quote:         "The reason I became a teacher is because of the rapport that I had with my Year 12 Ancient teacher"         You don't want to miss        Why positive relationships are so important in the classroom   Strategies for building rapport with students  Strategies for new teachers  Juggling positivity and respect in the classroom  Managing disconnected students   Resources:      Simple Tips To Building Rapport     You can:      Submit a question to our team      Follow us on Instagram @theparentteacherproject      Find out more about us and what we do, visit our website      Remember to hit SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW so you don't miss out on any of our future episodes 

We are pleased to introduce you to Guy Cassarchis, as our distinguished speaker at skygems academy podcast series 2 episode 6, discovering 21st century skills. Guy is an Australian qualified and Victorian registered teacher and School leader with over 32 years' experience both Internationally and within Australia. His experiences in education include roles such as: CEO/Headmaster, Whole School Principal, Co-Principal, Deputy Principal Preparatory – Year 12, Head of Senior School, , Head of House (Pastoral and Wellbeing Leader), Director of Personal Development, Health, Physical Education and Sport K – 12, Head of Physical Education and GSV Sport K – 12, Head of Department, Head of Year, Outdoor Education and PE teacher. Most recently, Guy has held the role of International School Principal within Malaysia from 2015 – 2017 and then again from 2018 – 2020. Prior to moving back to Kuala Lumpur in December 2018, Guy was the CEO/Headmaster at Grange School in Ikeja, Lagos (A Co-educational British Curriculum R – 11 Day & Boarding School) that was ranked in the top 100 International Cambridge Schools in the world. During his time at Grange School he set up the Grange Football Academy that was linked to the English Premier League. Whilst in Malaysia, the Malaysian Ministry of Education (MOE) has requested that Guy provides a variety of lectures and workshops for teachers, students and parents on 21st Century learners/learning and how to be an engaging global 21st Century teacher/parent. Guy was also the keynote speaker for the inaugural Malaysian MOE International & Private School Forum that was held in early 2020. On a personal level, Guy holds a number of Australian Coaching qualifications and has been involved in coaching student athletes from School to Youth Olympic level back in Australia. His Sports include – Track and Field, Cross Country, Water Polo, Swimming, Soccer, Rugby Union, Rugby League, AFL, Tennis, Cricket, Hockey and Life Saving. As a young athlete Guy was also fortunate to represent at State and National level in a number of sports. Outside of his own school, Guy devotes his time to assisting school owners, boards, and executive leaders predominantly in International Schools throughout Africa and South East Asia. Guy has also taken some time out to speak at International and local Conferences in the area of 21st Century Learning and Teaching, Assessing, Reporting, Teacher Appraisal and the importance of “Connection” within modern day Schools. Now, Join me in welcoming Guy to our podcast! Please visit and join us at: SkyGems Academy https://skygemsacademy.com/ Join SkyGems Academy – 21st Century Skills learning journey launchpad https://learn.skygemsacademy.com/

Guy Cassarchis is an Australian qualified and Victorian registered teacher and School leader with over 32 years' experience both Internationally and within Australia. His experiences in education include roles such as: CEO/Headmaster, Whole School Principal, Co-Principal, Deputy Principal Preparatory – Year 12, Head of Senior School, , Head of House (Pastoral and Wellbeing Leader), Director of Personal Development, Health, Physical Education and Sport K – 12, Head of Physical Education and GSV Sport K – 12, Head of Department, Head of Year, Outdoor Education and PE teacher. Most recently, Guy has held the role of International School Principal within Malaysia from 2015 – 2017 and then again from 2018 – 2020. Prior to moving back to Kuala Lumpur in December 2018, Guy was the CEO/Headmaster at Grange School in Ikeja, Lagos (A Co-educational British Curriculum R – 11 Day & Boarding School) that was ranked in the top 100 International Cambridge Schools in the world. During his time at Grange School he set up the Grange Football Academy that was linked to the English Premier League. Whilst in Malaysia, the Malaysian Ministry of Education (MOE) has requested that Guy provides a variety of lectures and workshops for teachers, students and parents on 21st Century learners/learning and how to be an engaging global 21st Century teacher/parent. Guy was also the keynote speaker for the inaugural Malaysian MOE International & Private School Forum that was held in early 2020. On a personal level, Guy holds a number of Australian Coaching qualifications and has been involved in coaching student athletes from School to Youth Olympic level back in Australia. His Sports include – Track and Field, Cross Country, Water Polo, Swimming, Soccer, Rugby Union, Rugby League, AFL, Tennis, Cricket, Hockey and Life Saving. As a young athlete Guy was also fortunate to represent at State and National level in a number of sports. More about Tim here: https://skygemsacademy.com/education-podcast/series-2/guy-cassarchis/ More Podcasts here! https://skygemsacademy.com/education-podcast/series-2/ www.skygemsacademy.com www.idigitalsky.com.sg Igniting Gems

In this episode, Suzy chats with Sean Riordan & Susie Ahern.Sean Riordan: Deputy Headmaster - Head of Senior School and Student Wellbeing (P-12). Dip Teach (QUT), Grad Dip Bus Comm (QUT), MEd Leadership (ACU/BC)Sean is a passionate educator who has held leadership roles across multiple sectors. Sean's focus is on staff development, overseeing all elements of professional practice, including the College's Partnership Coaching program, professional learning, performance planning and career development. Sean is further charged with making connections with organisations, such as higher education institutions, that can provide valuable opportunities for our staff and students. Sean enjoys teaching English, and Philosophy and Reason, as well as connecting with students through roles in boarding, rugby and tennis. Sean is committed to providing opportunities for Social Action, having recently led a group of students on an Indigenous Immersion experience to Cape York.Susie Ahern: Director of Positive Education and WellbeingWith almost 40 years in education, Susie has researched, designed, and culturally aligned a number of Pre-prep to Year 12 Positive Education programs that sit as purpose-built Pastoral Care and Wellbeing frameworks. The frameworks draw on science to enhance core components of wellbeing and aim to produce well-rounded and resilient individuals who are capable of thriving personally, academically, and professionally and, who are well-equipped to contribute to society in a satisfying and meaningful way.Susie started her educational journey as a Physical Education teacher after completing her tertiary training at James Cook University in North Queensland. She went on to complete a several Positive Education trainings through the Institute of Positive Education; a Certificate in Positive Psychology (CiPP) under tutelage of Tal Ben-Shahar at the Whole-being Institute as well as completing a number of Certificates in Applied Positive Psychology through Positive Difference.Susie has worked passionately, with a number of schools, both here and abroad, to enhance their understanding and appreciation of the language and psychological benefits of a culturally aligned wellbeing framework that encourage all members of an educational community to live a grateful and purposeful life.

โรงเรียนนานาชาติโชรส์เบอรี กรุงเทพ ริเวอร์ไซด์ แคมปัส ลงทุนกว่า 1,100 ล้านบาท สร้างสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกด้านนวัตกรรมและกีฬาอย่างเต็มรูปแบบ ผลักดันให้เด็กๆ ทุกคนได้เริ่มปูพื้น เรียนวิชาด้าน STEM ปัญญาประดิษฐ์ หุ่นยนต์ตั้งแต่ยังเล็ก   เคน นครินทร์ พูดคุยกับ Rob Millar, Head of Senior School ว่าที่ครูใหญ่ ปี 2022 และครูฟ้า-อธิชา ศิริบุญละม่อม ครูสอนวิชาชีววิทยา ศิษย์เก่าโรงเรียนนานาชาติโชรส์เบอรี กรุงเทพ เพื่อค้นหาเหตุผลเบื้องหลังการลงทุนครั้งใหญ่ อะไรคือหัวใจในการสร้างหลักสูตร วัฒนธรรม และทักษะแห่งอนาคตให้กับคนทุกคน แล้วทำไมเด็กๆ ถึงต้องเรียนเขียนโค้ดตั้งแต่อยู่ในโรงเรียน ติดต่อสอบถาม หรือเยี่ยมชมโรงเรียน ได้ที่ New Senior School - Shrewsbury International School Bangkok หรือ https://bit.ly/2YgBV00

โรงเรียนนานาชาติโชรส์เบอรี กรุงเทพ ริเวอร์ไซด์ แคมปัส ลงทุนกว่า 1,100 ล้านบาท สร้างสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกด้านนวัตกรรมและกีฬาอย่างเต็มรูปแบบ ผลักดันให้เด็กๆ ทุกคนได้เริ่มปูพื้น เรียนวิชาด้าน STEM ปัญญาประดิษฐ์ หุ่นยนต์ตั้งแต่ยังเล็ก เคน-นครินทร์ พูดคุยกับ Rob Millar, Head of Senior School ว่าที่ครูใหญ่ ปี 2022 และครูฟ้า-อธิชา ศิริบุญละม่อม ครูสอนวิชาชีววิทยา ศิษย์เก่าโรงเรียนนานาชาติโชรส์เบอรี กรุงเทพ เพื่อค้นหาเหตุผลเบื้องหลังการลงทุนครั้งใหญ่ อะไรคือหัวใจในการสร้างหลักสูตร วัฒนธรรม และทักษะแห่งอนาคตให้กับคนทุกคน แล้วทำไมเด็กๆ ถึงต้องเรียนเขียนโค้ดตั้งแต่อยู่ในโรงเรียน ติดต่อสอบถาม หรือเยี่ยมชมโรงเรียน ได้ที่ New Senior School - Shrewsbury International School Bangkok หรือ https://bit.ly/2YgBV00

So yesterday's special announcement sees senior school students being told to go back to school after Labour Weekend.  Education Minister Chris Hipkins says this will allow them to sit exams and finish NCEA assessments, something that has been worrying the many thousands of teenagers in Auckland and Waikato who've been locked out of their classrooms and attempting to study online.  All senior students will have to wear masks at school and teachers and staff must get a negative test before returning.  But the Post Primary Teachers Association says it has been blindsided by the decision — PPTA president Melanie Weber says the government seems to have gone from acting out of an abundance of caution to a reckless disregard for consequences in the blink of any eye.  She told Mike Hosking on the Mike Hosking Breakfast that there are myriad issues to work through to get kids back to school safely.But these are issues that could have and should have been worked on by Education Ministry officials and teaching organisations.  They must have known the schools would open again ONE day — I don't know why I expected there to be a plan given nobody else in any government department seems to have a plan — but I really did think that the issues of how to actually teach in a Covid environment would have been worked out before the announcement was made to go back to school.  Not in a mad rush in the days after the announcement.  Schools have reopened around the world — were there not learnings that could have been taken from other countries?  Has being locked down robbed us all of any kind of impetus and initiative?  Or just the government department and government officials?  I can understand some teachers and students being reluctant to return — when the messaging has been to stay home and save lives, when NZ's largest city has been shut down to save lives, when people's emotions have been used cynically to make them obey draconian rules, then of course there is going to be hesitation from some people about skipping back into the classroom.  How are you feeling about going back if you are one of the young people affected?  If you're in front of the class, are you ready to go back?

A chapel devotion on Revelation 15-16. Recorded during COVID-19 Lockdown term 3 2021. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schroders-bible-bits/message

On Monday 9 August we held our Senior School Swimming Carnival. In this podcast join Rafferty Ball, Joshua Wise, Joshua Bodycoat and Cliff Giddings (all Power of 9) as they interview students and staff at the swimming carnival.To listen and subscribe to Hutchins Podcast please search ‘Hutchins Podcast' on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or listen at hutchins.tas.edu.au/podcast.

In this episode I'm talking with Shannon Kavanagh. Shannon is Head of Senior School English at King George V school in Hong Kong.  In the episode we discuss One of the best texts she's recently read, studied or taught An Introduction to her career to date and current position at KGV The recent review of diversity and inclusion at the school How planning is organised within the department and school as a whole The specific challenges KGV students face in English and how the department combats this The extent to which technology plays a part in delivering the English curriculum at KGV Shannon and the department's approach to marking and what the school's expectation is with frequency, turnaround time and nature of feedback And lastly, recommendations for resources that English teacher may find useful. If you haven't already, subscribe via Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts if you'd like to be made aware of when more educational chat like this becomes available! Alternatively, you can follow me on Twitter by searching for @chrisjordanhk Thanks again to Shannon for discussing life at KGV with me and for the variety of recommendations she makes around pedagogy and literature respectively. https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Police-Novel-Yoko-Ogawa/dp/1101870605 (The Memory Police) by Yoko Ogawa https://www.ixl.com?adGroup=123455075002&campaign=12967812196&gclid=CjwKCAjw0qOIBhBhEiwAyvVcfyaGrI_T-CEkHM6LDO0PCbtb_DyEFf6rOcr7LwXTghGi_Mb4ZjA9HxoCnskQAvD_BwE&partner=google (IXL) - Grammar and Language Skills Platform https://www.amazon.com/Body-Keeps-Score-Healing-Trauma/dp/0143127748 (The Body Keeps the Score) by Bessel van der Kolk M.D. Jared Horvath's https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCypIIZtJ1JOJ8VdED2L360Q (YouTube Channel) https://chartered.college (The Chartered College of Teaching) - Research, resources and insight to enable excellent teaching.

Genesis 12 is all about the promise from God to Abram. Through Abram all people would be blessed because though Abram, Jesus would come! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schroders-bible-bits/message

#011 - Welcome to the Berkhamsted Spotlight, Berkhamsted School's podcast channel. Join our weekly guests from inside the classroom to behind-the-scenes of our day-to-day activities through to life beyond Berkhamsted. Find out what it's really like to be part of our remarkable community. In our last episode we were talking to a number of Year 6 pupils from Heatherton and Berkhamsted Prep, in this episode we're talking to seven year Seven pupils. First we have Lexi, Poppy and Genevieve and in the second half we speak to Sean, Bradley, Harry and Archie. We're about to find out what life is like on the other side of that step up into the wonderful world of Year seven. They explain what it's been like joining a new school, especially in that first week, how quickly they made friends and what it's like when you have to navigate your way around an unfamiliar place. So come with me into this episode while we step into the world of Year seven at Berkhamsted. Berkhamsted online Website: www.berkhamsted.com Facebook: BerkhamstedSchool Twitter: @berkhamstedsch Instagram: berkhamstedschools

#010 - Welcome to the Berkhamsted Spotlight, Berkhamsted School's podcast channel. Join our weekly guests from inside the classroom to behind-the-scenes of our day-to-day activities through to life beyond Berkhamsted. Find out what it's really like to be part of our remarkable community. In this episode of the Berkhamsted Spotlight we're talking to nine year 6 pupils, thankfully though not all in one go! In the first half of this episode we meet five girls from Heatherton School, then we jump across to Berkhamsted Prep, the co-ed, and speak to four more pupils over there. I ask them what their experience has been of year six in their schools, what they're going to do next year and how they feel about it too. But I also ask them about what plans they have for summer and sunshine plays an inevitable role in their answers. Come with me into this episode while we step into the world of Year six at Heatherton first and Berkhamsted Prep second. Berkhamsted online Website: www.berkhamsted.com Facebook: BerkhamstedSchool Twitter: @berkhamstedsch Instagram: berkhamstedschools

This week's episode captures the voices of 3 Senior School students at the College. The students share their experiences of good pedagogy, and not so good pedagogy! Hear what they're looking for in excellent teaching and learning cycles.

Humans ignore Gods word and choose to find their own way. They end up scattered around the world. Although we are scattered, there is still hope in Jesus who regathers us together. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schroders-bible-bits/message

#003 - Welcome to Open Doors at St Lawrence College, the podcast that sheds light on all facets of life within and surrounding UK independent boarding schools by connecting with staff, pupils and parents of St Lawrence College, an independent, co-educational, boarding & day school situated in South-East England. Each week we'll be interviewing people within the community, asking questions and spending time to understand more. In this episode, we speak to Ellie Matthews, Assistant Head, and Ellen Rowe, Head of the Junior School. We'll be hearing from them about the advantages of having both senior and junior pupils on the same campus in a UK independent school, what opportunities there are for pupils of different ages to mix on the same site, and whether or not this is important. We also find out how parents might feel. So let's step into this conversation so you can hear from Ellen and Ellie. St Lawrence College onlineWebsite: www.slcuk.comTwitter: @slcMainFacebook: facebook.com/slcukofficialYouTube: St Lawrence College

Hello!This time we not only chat to the lovely Headmaster Peter Goodyer, we also talk to pupils, housemasters, a director of sports and - very importantly - the head of Bede's zoo! Come on a tour through the lovely Bede's Senior School with us!Interested in Bede's Senior School? Then you might also want to read about our visit to this great school here. Yours, Team at von Bülow Education

The role of technology in formal educational institutions has been gradually changing over the decades, with a lot of debate on the impact and the way technology should shape teaching and learning in the future. The 2020 pandemic suddenly changed everything. Around the world, from one day to the next, with no preparation or training, millions of educators and students switched to fully online learning, integrating several technologies into the school experience. Although emergency online learning is not an ideal that anyone should aspire to, the same way no one would recommend teaching someone to swim by throwing them in the turbulent ocean, but there are many valuable insights to be gained. This is one of two episodes in which we dig deeper into one school and one university's experience of emergency online learning, how they managed the challenges, and what they learned along the way.   Elmwood School is an independent K-12 day school for girls in Ottawa, Canada. Elmwood is accredited at all three levels of the International Bachelorette Programme and 100% of the graduates are accepted to leading universities around the world. In terms of technology, Elmwood is at the forefront of integrating the latest educational technologies into their teaching and learning. James Whitehouse is the head of Elmwood School and also teaches grade 12 IB history. Previously, James was Deputy Head of the Middle and Senior School for seven years at Elmwood. Before coming to Canada, James was Assistant Head at Seven Kings High School in Redbridge, London, UK.   James Whitehouse: https://www.elmwood.ca/about/leadership Elmwood School: https://www.elmwood.ca/ Book: Grasp: The Science of Transforming How We Learn https://www.amazon.com/Grasp-Science-Transforming-How-Learn/dp/0385541821

In this episode I interview Dr Andy Kemp, Head of Senior School at Wells Cathedral School in England. Our focus is the new suite of GCSEs, giving information that should prove useful to admissions officers assessing these qualifications.