Now, more than ever, it is critical that we look after the wellbeing and mental health of our school leaders. The Flourish Movement provides a space where leaders can take off their professional armour, sit with their colleagues, be supported and have real conversations to share their experiences and learn from each other. Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Science. Along with Principal Bob Willetts, he will be introducing you to some of the amazing school principals that are teaching our kids and leading our schools all over Australia. In this episode, Principal Jeanette Black tells us about how she has successfully created a school community that practices empathy and inclusion on a daily basis. Under her leadership, teachers, students and parents learn to respect others, embrace differences and proactively work together to ensure that everyone feels that they belong. Jeanette opens with a moving story about how she welcomed a new child to her school who had a history of being bullied and undermined because of a physiological disfigurement. How did Jeanette ensure that this behaviour was not repeated by her own young cohort? She joins us on The Flourish Movement to tell us. We want to welcome more Principals to The Flourish Movement, so to find out more, go to The Flourish Movement.com. And you can help us spread the work about The Flourish Movement by sharing the podcast and giving us a 5 star review. The Flourish Movement podcast was created on First Nations land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. The Flourish Movement podcast was edited by Aimee Chan and is brought to you by the NSW Primary Principals' Association. Thanks for listening.

Now, more than ever, it is critical that we look after the wellbeing and mental health of our school Principals. The Flourish Movement provides a space where Principals can take off their professional armour, sit with their colleagues, be supported and have real conversations to share their experiences and learn from each other. Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Science. Along with Principal Bob Willetts, he will be introducing you to some of the amazing school principals that are teaching our kids and leading our schools all over Australia. In this episode we welcome Jen Charadia. Jen is a super organiser and has lots of brilliant tips on how to stay on top of the ever-growing amount of paper and other work that school leaders are required to do.  We want to welcome more Principals to The Flourish Movement, so to find out more, go to The Flourish Movement.com. And you can help us spread the work about The Flourish Movement by sharing the podcast and giving us a 5 star review. The Flourish Movement podcast was created on First Nations land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. The Flourish Movement podcast was edited by Aimee Chan, sound edited by Cassie Aldridge and is brought to you by the NSW Primary Principals' Association. Thanks for listening.

Now, more than ever, it is critical that we look after the wellbeing and mental health of our school Principals. The Flourish Movement provides a space where Principals can take off their professional armour, sit with their colleagues, be supported and have real conversations to share their experiences and learn from each other. Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Science. Along with Principal Bob Willetts, he will be introducing you to some of the amazing school principals that are teaching our kids and leading our schools all over Australia. For all leaders, effective communication is an incredibly important skill. However, most leaders really struggle with communication. In this episode, Principal Rebecca Challenor shares how she used better communication to engage the parents, improve the culture of the school and unite her leadership team. We want to welcome more Principals to The Flourish Movement, so to find out more, go to The Flourish Movement.com. And you can help us spread the work about The Flourish Movement by sharing the podcast and giving us a 5 star review. The Flourish Movement podcast was created on First Nations land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. The Flourish Movement podcast was edited by Aimee Chan and is brought to you by the NSW Primary Principals' Association. Thanks for listening.

Now, more than ever, it is critical that we look after the wellbeing and mental health of our school leaders. The Flourish Movement provides a space where they can take off their professional armour, sit with their colleagues, be supported and have real conversations to share their experiences and learn from each other.  Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Science. Along with Principal Bob Willetts, they will be introducing you to some of the amazing school leaders that are teaching our kids and leading our schools all over Australia.  In this episode, Principal Robyn Evans tells us how she has managed to schedule in two hours of dedicated quiet or learning time across her entire school every day. From 9am to 11am the phones don't ring, no announcements are made and everyone -- from students to teachers to administrative staff to principals -- is able to concentrate on prioritising learning outcomes uninterrupted by the outside world. Is this mission impossible? Absolutely not, says Robyn. She joins us on The Flourish Movement to tell us how it can be done.  We want to welcome more school leaders to The Flourish Movement, so to find out more, go to TheFlourishMovement.com. And you can help us spread the work about The Flourish Movement by sharing the podcast and giving us a 5 star review. The Flourish Movement podcast was created on First Nations land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. The Flourish Movement podcast was edited by Aimee Chan, sound edited by Travis Cartwright and is brought to you by the NSW Primary Principals' Association. Thanks for listening. 

Now, more than ever, it is critical that we look after the well being and mental health of our school Principals. The Flourish Movement provides a space where Principals can take off their professional armour, sit with their colleagues, be supported and have real conversations to share their experiences and learn from each other. Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher with a PhD in Biomedical Science. Along with Principal Bob Willetts, he will be introducing you to some of the amazing school principals that are teaching our kids and leading our schools all over Australia. We want to welcome more Principals to The Flourish Movement, so to find out more, go to The Flourish Movement.com. And you can help us spread the work about The Flourish Movement by sharing the podcast and giving us a 5 star review. The Flourish Movement podcast was created on First Nations land. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. The Flourish Movement podcast was edited by Aimee Chan and is brought to you by the NSW Primary Principals' Association. Thanks for listening.