HeyJaredEdLeaders Australia
This is the podcast for Aspiring, Middle and Senior Leaders in Education. Each week we dive into a topic to talk leadership, strategy, culture and the business of K-12 education to define what success looks like in an educational setting in the 2020's and beyond.
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E130| Dr Julie Harris - Former Principal at Carmel School, Current Consultant at AISWA (opens the original)
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In this episode Mat and Luke Chat with Dr Julie Harris about here experience as Principal at Carmel School - A Jewish School in the Northern Suburbs of Perth.
E129 | Mina Dunstan - Principal of Australian International School, Hong Kong (opens the original)
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Today’s guest is Mina Dunstan, Head of School at the Australian International School Hong Kong. Mina has spent much of her career leading schools in Hong Kong, having previously held leadership roles in Australia before making the move into international education. Across that journey she has developed a deep appreciation for the importance of community, relationships, culture and creating schools where young people are genuinely at the centre of the decisions being made. In this episode, we exp
E128| Middle Leadership with Ash Abdou, Head of Mathematics - Somerset College (opens the original)
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In this conversation we talk about some of the challenges of middle leadership with Ash Abdou - Head of Mathematics at Somerset College. This was recorded in mid 2025 - so its one that got lost in the vault!
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