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  • Magnify Sandhurst turns the dial up for 2026
    Welcome back to Season 2 of Magnify Matters, as we explore what’s next for teachers and leaders as Magnify Sandhurst moves from launch to sustained impact.In this episode, Kate Fogarty (Catholic Education Sandhurst Executive Director)and Tim Edwards (Catholic Education Sandhurst, Assistant Director: Learning and Teaching) look back on a big year and set the course for what’s next in Magnify Sandhurst. From UK insights to local action, this episode maps how we "go hard, go early" and go together in 2026.Together, Tim and Kate explore:What we learned from visiting high-performing UK trustsWhy early identification and intervention matter Writing, spelling and literacy priorities for 2026Expanding Ochre beyond maths into science and strengthening a knowledge-rich pathway into secondaryWhat's ahead in 2026 including syste, wide oral language screening, a tiered wellbeing curriculum and explicit culture statement for Catholic Education Sandhurst. Whether you’re in the classroom or leading a school, season two sets out the next steps for lifting learning across the Sandhurst Diocese.Now join us as we magnify what truly matters in education.Mentioned in this episode:Magnify SandhurstCatholic Education Sandhurst Classroom MasteryKnowledge Society Learning Made EasySteplabOchreAERO reportsABOUT MAGNIFY SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst rolled out Magnify Sandhurst, an evidence-informed, science of learning school improvement initiative, to its 51 Catholic schools across the Sandhurst Diocese at the beginning of 2025. Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns, how literacy is effectively taught, uses a low variance, knowledge-rich curriculum and the creation of positive classrooms. Our practice is calm, predictable, and repeatable to maximise learning time in all classrooms. Magnify Sandhurst is deliberately bold and wide-ranging, generating whole-of-system improvement. ABOUT CATHOLIC EDUCATION SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst is home to 51 Catholic schools across Central and North Eastern Victoria, educating 15,490 students. We partner with schools, students and families to provide innovation and excellence in education, inspired by the Catholic story. Visit www.ceosand.catholic.edu.au or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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  • Inside the first semester of Magnify Sandhurst
    It’s been just six months but the impact of Magnify Sandhurst is already clear.In this season finale of Magnify Matters, host Kate Fogarty (Catholic Education Sandhurst Executive Director) is joined by Tim Edwards (Assistant Director: Learning and Teaching) and Ashley Marsh (Assistant Director: School Improvement and Safeguarding) for a wide-ranging conversation on the progress of Magnify Sandhurst across Terms 1 and 2.From the rollout of evidence-informed programs like MultiLit, Ochre and Classroom Mastery to the introduction of Steplab and the new Source of Life curriculum, this episode unpacks what’s working, what’s changing and what’s coming next.We also look ahead to an exciting study tour to the UK, where Catholic Education Sandhurst will visit leading multi-school systems and trusts, gathering insight to shape the future of learning across our diocese.In this episode, we explore:How teachers and schools are engaging deeply with literacy, curriculum and coachingThe shift from lesson design to intellectual preparationHow low-variance practices are building consistency and connectionThe early signs of student learner growth and why that mattersWhat Sandhurst hopes to learn from UK school systems in its next evolutionWhether you're a school leader, classroom teacher or parent curious about how system change actually works — this episode captures the momentum of Magnify and the shared commitment behind it.Now stay with us as we magnify what truly matters in education.Mentioned in this episode:Magnify SandhurstCatholic Education Sandhurst Classroom MasteryKnowledge Society Learning Made EasySteplabOchreABOUT MAGNIFY SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst rolled out Magnify Sandhurst, an evidence-informed, science of learning school improvement initiative, to its 51 Catholic schools across the Sandhurst Diocese at the beginning of 2025. Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns, how literacy is effectively taught, uses a low variance, knowledge-rich curriculum and the creation of positive classrooms. Our practice is calm, predictable, and repeatable to maximise learning time in all classrooms. Magnify Sandhurst is deliberately bold and wide-ranging, generating whole-of-system improvement. ABOUT CATHOLIC EDUCATION SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst is home to 56 Catholic schools across Central and North Eastern Victoria, educating 19,750 students. We partner with schools, students and families to provide innovation and excellence in education, inspired by the Catholic story. Visit www.ceosand.catholic.edu.au or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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  • Leading the change: school leaders reflect on Magnify Sandhurst
    What are school leaders noticing as Magnify Sandhurst comes to life in our schools and classrooms?In this episode of Magnify Matters, host Tim Edwards, Assistant Director: Learning and Teaching at Catholic Education Sandhurst, sits down with Catholic Education Sandhurst Learning Leader Craig Simpson to reflect on the insights gathered from four school principals:Lorraine Willis, Principal, Catholic College WodongaMatt Carver, Executive Principal, Saint Mary of the Angels College & St Francis Primary NathaliaJasmine Ryan, Principal, St Mary’s Primary EchucaAlannah Darmody, Principal, St Liborius Primary EaglehawkEach principal shares how Magnify Sandhurst is unfolding in their school community – from clearer school expectations and positive routines to the growing impact of coaching and curriculum coherence. In this episode, we explore:How consistency is building momentum and confidence among teachersWhat leaders are noticing as clarity and shared approaches take rootThe shift from individual effort to collective practiceWhy culture change is built through relationships and high standardsWhat’s next for 2025 and beyondWhether you're teaching, leading, supporting system change, or listening in as a parent, this episode captures the early impact of Magnify Sandhurst from those closest to the work.Now stay with us as we magnify what truly matters.Mentioned in this episode:Magnify SandhurstCatholic Education Sandhurst Classroom MasteryKnowledge Society Learning Made EasySteplabOchreCatholic College WodongaSaint Mary of the Angels College NathaliaSt Francis Primary Nathalia St Mary’s Primary EchucaSt Liborius Primary EaglehawkABOUT MAGNIFY SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst rolled out Magnify Sandhurst, an evidence-informed, science of learning school improvement initiative, to its 51 Catholic schools across the Sandhurst Diocese at the beginning of 2025. Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns, how literacy is effectively taught, uses a low variance, knowledge-rich curriculum and the creation of positive classrooms. Our practice is calm, predictable, and repeatable to maximise learning time in all classrooms. Magnify Sandhurst is deliberately bold and wide-ranging, generating whole-of-system improvement. ABOUT CATHOLIC EDUCATION SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst is home to 56 Catholic schools across Central and North Eastern Victoria, educating 19,750 students. We partner with schools, students and families to provide innovation and excellence in education, inspired by the...
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  • Creating calm, predictable classrooms with Classroom Mastery
    Great teaching starts with calm, predictable classrooms and it doesn’t happen by chance.In this episode of Magnify Matters, host Ashley Marsh, Assistant Director: School Improvement and Safeguarding at Catholic Education Sandhurst, is joined by Dr Tim McDonald and Sara Wiggins from Classroom Mastery, to unpack the strategies, structures and mindset shifts that create classrooms where learning thrives.With experience spanning classroom teaching, system leadership, research, and hands-on coaching, Tim and Sara share what it takes to embed consistent, evidence-informed behaviour routines across schools, and why that work is foundational to teaching and learning.In this episode, we explore:How Classroom Mastery was developed and why it's resonating across Australia.What makes classroom routines like “entry”, “exit” and “cue to start” so effective.How Catholic schools in the Sandhurst Diocese are adapting the model to their own context through Magnify Sandhurst.Why this work isn’t about control — it’s about consistency, belonging and the students.The research behind behaviour and how low-level disruptions impact achievement.Whether you’re an early career teacher, a seasoned leader or curious parent, this episode offers practical insight, grounded expertise and real strategies for creating the conditions that allows learning to stick.Now stay with us as we magnify what truly matters. Mentioned in this episodeMagnify SandhurstCatholic Education Sandhurst Classroom MasteryKnowledge Society Australian Education Research Organisation(AERO)Tom BennettABC 7.30 Report - School behaviour change program for disruptive classroomsExplicit Direct Instruction by John Hollingsworth and Silvia YbarraABOUT CLASSROOM MASTERYClassroom Mastery provides leaders and teachers with the knowledge, skills and strategies they need to create classroom behaviours and school culture that foster positive learning environments for all students.ABOUT MAGNIFY SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst rolled out Magnify Sandhurst, an evidence-informed, science of learning school improvement initiative, to its 51 Catholic schools across the Sandhurst Diocese at the beginning of 2025. Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns, how literacy is effectively taught, uses a low variance, knowledge-rich curriculum and the creation of positive classrooms. Our practice is calm, predictable, and repeatable to maximise learning time in all classrooms. Magnify Sandhurst is deliberately bold and wide-ranging, generating whole-of-system improvement. ABOUT CATHOLIC EDUCATION SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst is home to 56 Catholic schools across Central and North Eastern Victoria, educating 19,750 students. We partner with schools, students and families to provide innovation and excellence in education, inspired by the Catholic story. Visit www.ceosand.catholic.edu.au or follow us on
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  • 30 years of literacy impact with MultiLit
    Teaching a child to read is one of the most powerful things we can do.In this episode of Magnify Matters, host Tim Edwards, Assistant Director: Learning and Teaching at Catholic Education Sandhurst, is joined by Robyn Wheldall and Iain Rothwell from MultiLit, to discuss their mission: making sure every child in every school has access to high-quality, evidence-based literacy instruction.Now celebrating its 30th year, MultiLit is one of Australia’s most trusted names in reading instruction, grounded in the science of learning, shaped by research, and focused on outcomes that matter.In this episode, we explore:The story behind MultiLit’s 30-year journey — from a university research project to 6,500+ schoolsWhy early literacy is the foundation for lifelong learningHow MultiLit’s tiered programs are reducing the number of struggling readersThe importance of system-level change — and why whole-school implementation mattersMultiLit’s work in Closing the Gap with 42 majority-Indigenous schoolsAnd what’s next in improving literacy in our countryWhether you're a classroom teacher, school leader, or parent invested in the future of learning, this episode offers powerful insight into the kind of instruction that transforms lives.Now stay with us as we magnify what truly matters. Mentioned in this episodeMagnify SandhurstCatholic Education Sandhurst MultiLitABOUT MULTILIT MultiLit is a private company which was spun out of Macquarie University in 2006. MultiLit is a leading provider of effective literacy instruction in Australasia. Its programs are uniquely placed to be effective because they are all grounded in scientific evidence-based best practice. As a result of being a research initiative of Macquarie University, MultiLit’s publications, professional development and Literacy Centre are continually informed by an ongoing program of research. The research team is led by Emeritus Professor Kevin Wheldall AM. For three decades, MultiLit has provided assistance to thousands of students in a variety of settings, including schools, its own Literacy Centres and community-based literacy projects across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.ABOUT MAGNIFY SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst rolled out Magnify Sandhurst, an evidence-informed, science of learning school improvement initiative, to its 51 Catholic schools across the Sandhurst Diocese at the beginning of 2025. Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns, how literacy is effectively taught, uses a low variance, knowledge-rich curriculum and the creation of positive classrooms. Our practice is calm, predictable, and repeatable to maximise learning time in all classrooms. Magnify Sandhurst is deliberately bold and wide-ranging, generating whole-of-system improvement. ABOUT CATHOLIC EDUCATION SANDHURST Catholic Education Sandhurst is home to 56 Catholic schools across Central and North Eastern Victoria, educating 19,750 students. We partner with schools, students and families to provide innovation and excellence in education, inspired by the Catholic story. Visit www.ceosand.catholic.edu.au or follow us on Facebook,
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Welcome to Magnify Matters, a podcast proudly produced by Catholic Education Sandhurst. Magnify Sandhurst is a bold, evidence-informed initiative designed to bring system-wide improvement to teaching and learning across 51 Catholic schools in the Sandhurst Diocese. Grounded in the science of learning, Magnify Sandhurst focuses on how the brain learns best, how literacy is effectively taught, and how calm, predictable classrooms can maximise learning time for every student. We’ll be sharing our story and speaking with educational leaders from our world class partners; organisations like StepLab, Ochre Education, MultiLit, the Knowledge Society and LME Global. You’ll get a front row seat to hear from respected educators as they work with us to create lasting change and growth in a real school system, with real classrooms, real teachers and real students. This won’t just be academic, you’ll hear from people involved at all points of the project - the joys, the trials and tribulations of those us working together to ensure lasting learner growth across every school, for every teacher and every student, on every day. Make sure to follow the show so you never miss an episode. And if you’ve enjoyed what you hear, let us know by leaving a review or connecting with us online @catholiceducationsandhurst. Now stay with us, as we magnify what truly matters.
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